Today, Ukraine celebrates 35 years of independence, a milestone that signifies much more than just a date. On August 24, 1991, the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine’s parliament, adopted the Act of Independence, officially marking the country’s break from the Soviet Union. Throughout its history, Ukrainians have fought for their sovereignty, from the protests on the Maidan to the current defense efforts on the front lines. This resilience has demonstrated to the world that Ukrainians are a strong and free people, unyielding in the face of oppression.
