UKRAINE R-postcard FDC Kyiv 02 And there will be spring! 10 years of war 2024+

UKRAINE R-postcard FDC Kyiv 002 And there will be spring! "Light Will Win!" Azovstal Mariupol 2022 Rus invasion War 2024

"And it will be spring!" is the issue of a postage stamp with the most iconic photos of the war in honor of the heroic resistance of Ukrainians to the Russian aggressor, which has been going on for 10 years. Each stamp is a separate photo. Stamp No. 2072 "Capture of Belbek Airport. Sevastopol, 2014" is a commemorative photograph of the war started by Russia against Ukraine in 2014 with the occupation of Crimea. Polish photographer Kuba Kaminski/PAP took the picture of the seizure of Belbek Airport in Sevastopol, who miraculously managed to hide the image from the Russian occupiers for the whole world to see. Stamp No. 2073 "Love cannot be stopped! Kharkiv, 2022" Serhiy Bobok/AFP captures a fragile moment of love: medical volunteers at a wedding photo shoot in the yard of a house destroyed by Russian missiles in Kharkiv in the spring of 2022. Stamp No. 2074 "Light will win! Azovstal. Mariupol, 2022" — a warrior in the sunlight on Azovstal, a legendary self-portrait taken by a defender with the call sign "Orest" Dmytro Kozatsky in May 2022, the heroic defense of the Mariupol "fortress". Stamp No. 2075 "Hands of an infantryman. Bakhmut, 2023" contains a photo of an infantryman of the 28th brigade with the call sign "Snizhok", taken by Maxim Dondyuk a few hundred meters from the enemy trenches on the approaches to Bakhmut in March. 2023. Photographs reproduced on postage stamps received prestigious awards: Capture of Belbek Airport won first place in the Grand Press Photo 2014 competition; "The light will win!" and "Love is unstoppable!" included in The Guardian's list of the best photos of 2022; "Hands of an infantryman" was included in the selection of the best photos of 2023 according to Time magazine.

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