Ukraine introduced the design for a new postage stamp.
Ukraine War 2022 Stamp memorializes a now-famous battle cry rallying the country in its fight against the Russian invasion.
The stamp — called “Russian warship, go f*** yourself!” — references an interaction on Snake Island.
The Ukrainian Postal Service (Ukrposhta) announced the stamp design after holding a public vote on social media for a postage stamp competition meant to commemorate the soldiers who defended a military outpost on the island last month fighting it’s war against Russia.
Stamp Design:
According to an interpreter for NPR, the artist of the winning design, Borys Grokh, told Ukrposhta he was so impressed by the soldiers’ refusal to surrender that he decided to submit an illustration to lift morale.
It took him three days to complete the sketch due to the distraction by the news about its ongoing war. He could have created it in five hours, he told the postal service.
Grokh used to live in a city on the Crimean peninsula, just east of Snake Island. He is now in Lviv, in western Ukraine.
The soldiers may be alive
The soldiers had been stationed on the island, which is in the Black Sea south of Ukraine’s mainland. The Ukraine Soldiers used the choice words when Russian naval forces told them to surrender.
The soldiers may still be alive, officials have said.
An interpreter for NPR says the famous phrase quite literally translates to English. Although the expression doesn’t quite exist in English.
A new stamp honors the Ukrainian soldiers who profanely told off a Russian warship.
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Last Updated: 15-Mar-2022