Two years of Russia’s war against Ukraine
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SOME experiences mark you for life.
This week, an image on one of my social media feeds reminded me of that. In February 2014, I was in Kyiv, listening to the views and ideas of Ukraine’s vibrant civil society. A week later, many of the friends in that photograph were in Maidan Square, risking their lives for freedom in the Revolution of Dignity.
A decade on, the vision and the ideals of those who paid the ultimate price on Maidan Square – The Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred – continue to inspire.
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