Ukraine marked the first anniversary of the Russian invasion, celebrating the nation’s resilience against a much more powerful enemy
of the Russian invasion, celebrating the nation’s resilience against a much more powerful enemy as it prepared for a spring offensive to reclaim lands still occupied by Moscow.
The mood in the Ukrainian capital was of pride and defiance, with the national opera theater holding a concert called “Ukraine: Free and Unbreakable.” The Polish prime minister and other high-level foreign delegations flocked to the city, on the heels ofContinue reading your article with
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