Ukraine's resistance movement marks Ukrainian Writing and Language Day in occupied territories – photos
Activists from Ukraine's Resistance Movement in the temporarily occupied territories are running a campaign to mark Ukrainian Writing and Language Day. They are putting up pieces of paper featuring the letter "Ї", which appears in the Ukrainian but not the Russian alphabet, in various locations and taking photos documenting the campaign.
Source: Yellow Ribbon community
Details: The activists have been sending photos from occupied Melitopol, Sevastopol, Donetsk, Luhansk, Yevpatoriia, Mariupol, Tavriisk, Crimea, and other places.
In a social media post, the Yellow Ribbon activists said: "The letter 'Ї' is a symbol that warms the soul of every Ukrainian. It reminds us of our homeland, and that we can honour our past while shaping our future."
Yellow Ribbon said the movement will continue its resistance until all Ukrainian territories have been liberated.
"The support is overwhelming – even in these difficult times, Ukrainians are coming together and supporting one another. Thank you to everyone who has joined us," Yellow Ribbon said.
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