The exhibition in London – the proof that Ukraine, whom they tried to destroy, continued to live, fight, recover and inspire, Salla said at the opening ceremony.
UKAINE AMAINS IN THE UK and former prime minister Boris Johnson opened the Nazlamna Ukraine Exhibition in London. This was announced by the Bogdan Gubsky Foundation’s press service, who acted as a co-organizer of exposure.
“Ang eksibisyon ay nakatuon sa bayani na pagtutol ng mga mamamayan ng Ukrainiano at ang lakas ng mga pwersa ng depensa ng Ukraine sa paghaharap sa Russian agresor. Ito ay isang proyekto upang pakikibaka para sa kalayaan at demokrasya sa gitna ng Europa. Nagpapakita ito ng isang katotohanan kung saan ang Ukraine at Ukrainians ay nabubuhay at natalo ang kasamaan sa nakalipas na tatlo at kalahating taon, ipinagtanggol ang kanilang sariling pagkakakilanlan at labis na intoxication, the statement said.
According to organizers, the exhibition presents more than 600 artifacts collected during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In particular, these are trophy captured in battle, as well as objects collected by museum expeditions in liberated territories and mobile groups of Ukraine’s armed forces in the battle -resistance areas. Also, the exhibition shows a picture of Ukrainian children who died in the war.
The exhibition was fixed under the patronage of General Valery Zaluzhny, the Ukraine ambassador to the UK, the Bogdan Gubsky Foundation and the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in World War II (War Museum). The opening was attended by more than 30 G7 ambassadors, EU and others, members of the British Parliament, politics, British media representatives, volunteers and family members who died in battles for Ukraine.
Valery Zaluzhny encountered families of British volunteers who died for Ukraine in battles against Russian conquerors
“Each hall of this exhibit – from attacking and destruction to points of resistance, veterans and photos of heroes – is a living evidence of our time. It is more than a project of art. It is evidence that a country that strives for freedom, a country that others have tried to destroy, continue to fight, recover and give inspiration,” said the healing of the host of the sermony, ” This exhibition is not just about the past and about the past and about the past and about the past, but about the past, war, which the world does not yet know.
During the opening of the exhibition, Boris Johnson said Ukraine’s allies had to do more to help Ukraine, and assured that the Ukrainians would win this war.
“The Ukrainians, my friends, will win. Ukraine will win. This is a war for freedom. They are fighting for their land, they are fighting for their StateHood,” he said.
Bogdan Gubsky and Director of War Museum Yuri Savchuk Meet Boris Johnson
In this regard, Bogdan Gubsky noted in his speech that “exposure reflects the world of the facts of the modern struggle for the Independence of the state of Ukrain and clearly testifies to the power of the spirit of the people of Ukrainian.”
The vocabulary crosses victims of Russian terrorism, found in the Izyum forest in the Kharkiv region after territorial territory and indicates massacres of Russian conquerors of the civilian population
Among the exhibits were the Ukraine flag, which was saved from the AzovStal factory and exported by a helicopter during a military operation, symbolizing the non -collapse of Ukrainian people
Map of running massive attacks of Russian drones in Ukraine and a rocket fragment from the Patriot Air Defense System, indicating the sun -fearing of the Ukraine civilian population of Russian conquerors
Remember that Zaluzhny began to fulfill the UK’s ambassador responsibilities in July 2024. Earlier, he served as commander to the leader of the Ukraine’s armed forces.
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