Three years ago, the Kremlin launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, expecting a swift victory, expecting the world to look away, expecting Ukraine to break.
Three years on, Ukraine still stands. It fights. It endures. And that in itself is a crushing defeat for Russia.
The past three years have been filled with immense suffering—cities reduced to rubble, families torn apart, countless lives lost. But they have also been marked by unwavering resistance, by defiance in the face of tyranny, by an unbreakable will.
Russia has not achieved its objectives. Instead, it has exposed its own military incompetence, economic vulnerability, and political isolation. The so-called “great power” that threatened to redraw borders by force now struggles against a nation it underestimated at every turn.
Ukraine will prevail. That is not a slogan; it is a reality taking shape. The question is not if, but when. And when that moment comes, it will not just be Ukraine’s victory—it will be a victory for everyone who believes that borders are not suggestions, that sovereignty is not negotiable, and that aggressors must never be allowed to win.
Слава Україні!