jackhutton on Nostr: February 2023: “But a year into the full-fledged invasion, it was also clear that ...
February 2023: “But a year into the full-fledged invasion, it was also clear that Ukraine had won the war for its independence. It wasn’t certain in what borders the country would remain, with or without Bakhmut or the Azov Sea coastline. Bloody battles lay ahead. But Ukraine wasn’t going to disappear from the map once again. It wasn’t going to be swallowed and digested by Russia. This, by itself, was worth celebrating.”
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Our Enemies Will Vanish
Yaroslav Trofimov
#ukraine
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