Ukrainian Flag Day: The story behind a photo, two flags, and the colors of freedom
Plus, the Taliban attack on women grows; VP Harris discusses Ukraine and Modi comes to Kyiv
Embedded with the Ukrainian Defense Forces’ 5th assault brigade, driving through the eerily quiet streets of Kostyantynivka, we came upon the ruins of a school that had been destroyed just days prior by the Russian war criminals. Walking among the brittle reminders of an ongoing genocide against the Ukrainian people and knowing that our spirits were buoyed by the still-fresh news that the US Congress voted to approve Ukraine’s long-awaited $61 billion defense package, I asked if these legendary warriors would mind posing for a picture, one meant to showcase an inseparable partnership, tied together by the unbreakable bonds of liberty and freedom, connecting the United States and Ukraine.
They also offered a message of thanks to the American people, which Ukraine’s Commander-in-Chief, Colonel-General Syrskyi, broadcast on his official social media channels:
While the Ukrainian Defense Forces continue to have success in Kursk, President Zelenskyy welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Kyiv today for a historic visit between the two heads of state:
On the last night of the Democratic National Convention, Vice-President Kamala Harris spoke out forcefully in support of Ukraine and NATO:
In Afghanistan, the Taliban’s draconian edicts continued, as the sounds of women’s voices have been banned in public.
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