Ukrainian Cossacks are no longer ancient ancestors, but our close people from blood and flesh, who protect us on the front line every day, said Batsman.
The wife of Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon, Alesya Batsman, made a musical gift for the defenders of our country on the 31st Independence Day of Ukraine. He sang his favorite song from elementary school called There is no translation for the Cossack family.
“Now this song has received a new life and a new meaning, now I sing it in a different way. Because the Ukrainian Cossacks today are no longer ancient ancestors, but our close people of blood and flesh, who protect us every day on the front line. . This song is for take care of yourself, guys, take care of Ukraine! Come back with victory! Happy Independence Day, my Ukraine!” Batsman said.
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Source: korrespondent
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