“Official Release - February 24, 2026” (Price for one postcard )

When purchasing, you can choose the postcards number. By default, I will send the one in the first main photo.

In stock No.1-2 pcs.

             No.2-2 pcs 

             No.3-2 pcs

             No.4-1pcs 

             No.5-1 pcs

In February 2014, Russia once again disrupted the peaceful life of Europe. This time, the destructive wave of war swept across Ukraine's Crimea, Sevastopol, and parts of Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Eight years later, at dawn on February 24, 2022, this wave turned into a tsunami. The Kremlin threw all its forces into an attempt to wipe the free Ukrainian state and its national identity off the map.

But Ukrainians stood their ground and continue to resist the evil and death brought by the seemingly endless invasion. The people, who rose up in the name of freedom, proved their resilience and ability to win.

Our resistance is not just a fight for the life and freedom of our country. It is a struggle for our own voice in the world, for European values, for the return of every piece of our native land, sprinkled with the blood of Ukrainian heroes. And we believe that this day will surely come.

The postal issue features works by Oleg Shuplyak, “Ukraine's Great Battle with Mordor. 2022” (on the postal block) and “Ukraine at War. 2016” (on the envelope).

Artist — Oleg Shuplyak

Date of issue — 24.02.2026

Circulation — 60,000

Nominal value — X

Block size, mm — 107x58

Stamp size, mm — 97x47

Number of stamps in the block — 1

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    • Dear buyer!
    • Buying from Ukrainian sellers,
    • You help Ukrainians to resist Russian aggression.
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    • Sincerely Oksana from Kyiv!