Ukraine Celebrates 35th Independence Day as Russia Pressed on with Its Invasion of the Country
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Ukraine celebrates 35 years of independence this Monday. In Kyiv, Volodymyr Zelensky participated in a ceremony in front of St. Sophia Cathedral, which included a minute of silence in tribute to soldiers killed in action. Several European leaders also attended.
The Europeans accompanied Kiev today in the celebrations for the 35th anniversary of its Independence, after more than 4 years of war with Russia.
Ukraine celebrates 35th Independence Day as Russia pressed on with its invasion of the country
European leaders joined president Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv Monday for celebrations marking the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence day as Russia pressed on with its 4 year old invasion of the country. The post Ukraine celebrates 35th Independence Day as Russia pressed on with its invasion of the country appeared first on KYMA.
Today, under the impression of the Russian war of aggression, Ukraine celebrates the 35th anniversary of its independence. Numerous heads of state and government of the countries supporting it have come to the celebrations. Ukrainian President Selenskyy also used his speech to the nation for a campaign speech to Kremlin leader Putin.
Ukraine is proud of its fight against Russia's war on the 35th anniversary of independence. President Selensky also uses a 20-minute video to appeal to the West and China.
KIEW. Ukraine celebrated its 35th Independence Day on Monday, and for four and a half years the country has been fighting the attack of its neighbour Russia in a war.
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