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The same month saw the release of the two other priests and the medic. Vyrozub began to despair, wondering if he would ever be freed. He got out in May, in a similar prisoner swap. He was 15kg lighter: the result of “terrible” food. I wonder if he can forgive his tormentors. “I was sorry for them. It was a paradoxical situation. I was freer than the escorts who guarded me. At the end of the day they had to stay in a big prison. That prison is Russia,” he replies. suspilne. "Розвінчуємо фейки на Українському Радіо"[Debunking fakes on Ukrainian Radio]. corp.suspilne.media (in Ukrainian). Archived from the original on 3 June 2022 . Retrieved 3 June 2022. The audio of the interaction was originally posted by the Ukrainian online newspaper Ukrainska Pravda. [15] The exchange, which took place in Russian, has been translated as: [16]

Presse, AFP-Agence France. "Ukraine Claims Strike On Russian Warship". barrons.com. Archived from the original on 13 April 2022 . Retrieved 13 April 2022. Parker, Claire (30 June 2022). "On Snake Island, defiant Ukrainians force a Russian withdrawal". The Washington Post. Archived from the original on 1 July 2022 . Retrieved 15 April 2023.

Hotskiy, meanwhile, was very much alive. On the day of the invasion, the Moskva and Vasily Bykov bombarded Snake Island relentlessly. At around 6pm, two diversionary Russian groups stormed the territory in darkness, approaching from north and south. Eighty soldiers swarmed along the pier. A second party landed close to the lighthouse, shinning up the cliffs. Earlier in the month, Ukraine authorities said any seized Russian tanks wouldn’t need to be declared for tax purposes. “Have you captured a Russian tank or armoured personnel carrier and are worried about how to declare it? Keep calm and continue to defend the motherland!” Ukraine’s National Agency for the Protection against Corruption (NAPC) said. The country’s efforts to undermine the legitimacy of Russia’s invasion through non-military means have drawn acclaim from around the world. NOTE: I haven’t included the Japanese characters here, obviously, and there is no direct English translation. The words provided are a phonetic interpretation of the spoken word. New Zealand (Maori)

I have not yet begun to fight!” Attributed to John Paul Jones at the Battle of Flamborough Head in response to a British offer of surrender. The queue outside Kyiv’s central post office is spectacular. It begins on the steps, stretches along the capital’s independence square and runs all the way up Borysa Hrinchenka, a street named after the compiler of the first Ukrainian dictionary. Scuffles break out as a woman tries to force her way into the post office’s high-ceilinged vestibule. What is going on? Three days earlier, Igor Smelyansky, general director of Ukrposhta, the national postal service, released a new stamp. It shows a generic Ukrainian soldier giving the middle finger to a large grey battleship: the Moskva. On the margins of the perforated sheets are the words “Russian warship, go ... ” and “Glory to Ukraine, to the heroes, glory”. The postage stamp named "Russian warship, go f**k yourself!" will appear in🇺🇦. The sketch by artist Boris Groh received the most votes and will soon be published by Ukraine's state postal company. In March 2022, Ukrainian band Botashe released a song titled "PNH" ( Ukrainian: ПНХ), which predominantly features the phrase. [55] This might not sound like much of an insult, but in Japanese culture manners are everything. Rudeness of any sort is an insult. So, it is really the fool part that is bad. You could also say baka yaro (“fool let’s do it”) to similar effect.The Week compared the phrase to " Remember the Alamo" from the 19th century Texas Revolution. [38] The Small Wars Journal likened the phrase to other notable battle taunts such as " Molon labe" ("come and take [them]"), from the Battle of Thermopylae, and " Nuts!," from the Battle of the Bulge, amongst other phrases. [39] People are in love with it’: the Ukrainian stamp commemorating the heroes of Snake Island. Photograph: Mykhailo Polenok/Alamy