Ukraine marks the 35th anniversary of its Independence
On August 24, Ukraine celebrates a significant date — the 35th anniversary of the declaration of its Independence. This holiday is a symbol of the struggle for freedom, national dignity, and the right of the Ukrainian people to independently determine their own future.
In the capital of Ukraine, the city of Kyiv, solemn events were held to mark the national holiday. Representatives of the government, the military, and the public gathered in the city center to honor the memory of those who gave their lives for the sovereignty of the state and to highlight the importance of this day for every Ukrainian.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy took part in the events. During the official part, there were speeches and tributes to the heroes who are defending the territorial integrity of the country today. The event attracted the attention of millions of citizens who watched the broadcasts from various corners of Ukraine and the world.
The celebration of the 35th anniversary of Independence is taking place under martial law, which gives this day special significance. Despite the difficult challenges, Ukrainians are demonstrating unity, resilience, and an unbreakable belief in the victory and peaceful future of their state.
This day remains the main national holiday, uniting millions of people around shared values. The independence of Ukraine continues to be the foundation for the development of a democratic society and the European path of our country's development.