Procession celebrating the Independence Day of Ukraine

Procession celebrating the Independence Day of Ukraine

24.08.2023 Tallinn. A procession "Elagu Eesti! Slava Ukraini" (Long live Estonia! Slava Ukraini) took place in the old town of Tallinn. Photo: Sander Ilvest, Postimees

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