Opinion by David Ignatius | The consensus in a resolute Kyiv: There can be no compromise
is a rock version of the traditional Ukrainian patriotic song “The Red Viburnum in the Meadow.”
Part of the explanation for this intense public feeling is that Ukraine has been fighting Russia alone since 2014, when Putin seized Crimea and parts of the eastern Donbas region. On a long wall near St. Michael’s Cathedral are photos of those killed in the 2014 fighting and on the first day of Russia’s all-out attack in February. The somber display stretches for a block.
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