Ukraine releases new postal stamp ‘The Russian navy – to the sea bottom’
Source: Ukrposhta postal operator
Ukraine’s national postal operator, Ukraposhta, has announced the release of a new stamp. The title of the stamp is ‘The Russian navy – to the sea bottom’.
The stamp reminds the viral phrase of the Ukrainian border guard who said it as the answer to the demand to surrender.
In addition, two years ago, the flagship of the Russian Black Sea fleet, the ‘Moscow’ cruiser, was destroyed by the Ukrainian forces.
The stamp will be released on May 8. It will be available at Ukrposhta branches and online. The circulation is 1 million copies.
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