US Ukrainian Activists

US Ukrainian Activists US Ukrainian Activists (USUA) 501(c)(3) Stands with 🇺🇦 Saves Lives in 🇺🇦 & Advocates for 🇺🇦 US Ukrainian Activists (USUA) is a volunteer-based 501(c)(3) U.S.

nonprofit charitable organization committed to supporting Ukraine, its culture, and its people in their fight for liberty, independence, democracy, and a promising, prosperous future. We are dedicated to helping save lives in Ukraine and providing essential assistance to those in need to defend themselves, survive, recover, rebuild, and receive other necessary support. Beyond humanitarian aid, we

raise awareness, advocate for Ukraine, and promote its rich cultural legacy. Since March 2014, after russia annexed Ukrainian Crimea and launched its hybrid war in Eastern Ukraine, our dedicated volunteers have been at the forefront—advocating for Ukraine and delivering vital aid from the U.S. US Ukrainian Activists organizes fundraisers, cultural events, and advocacy efforts to support Ukraine through our ten programs. Our primary programs are:

Hospitallers – Supports the Ukrainian battalion of front-line paramedics by providing critical medical supplies and essential humanitarian aid, helping them continue saving the lives of Ukrainian defenders. Veterans Support Aid – Assists Ukrainian veterans during recovery and rehabilitation, particularly through sports programs, and provides support to the families of veterans in Ukraine. Additionally, we operate multiple programs in support of Ukraine, including: Ukraine’s Children Aid, Ukraine’s Hospitals Aid, Ukraine’s Defenders Aid, Other Humanitarian Aid, USUA Advocacy for Ukraine, and Ukraine’s Cultural Legacy and Diplomacy. We welcome donations of both funds and supplies. USUA has extensive experience in sending shipments of goods to our partners in Ukraine and ensuring that everything reaches its final destination. Our Federal Tax Identification Number is 85-0784959. Choose how to support our mission, programs, and operations for Ukraine here:

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=A3BBHL33SPMYL

https://usukrainianactivists.org/donate/

Thank you very much for standing with Ukraine!

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MAIN WAYS TO SUPPORT OUR WORK FOR UKRAINE

https://usukrainianactivists.org/donate/

If possible, please specify a cause: choose to fund our programs or help cover essential operations and administrative costs your donation supports:

(1) Support Our Work for Ukraine

(2) Veterans Support Aid

(3) Front-Line Paramedics Aid

(4) Psychosocial Rehabilitation Aid

(5) Ukraine's Children Aid

(6) Ukraine's Defenders Aid

(7) Ukraine’s Hospitals Aid

(8) Ukrainian Civilians Aid

(9) Other Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine

(10) Ukraine’s Cultural Legacy and Diplomacy

(11) USUA Advocacy for Ukraine

(12) Keep USUA Running: Administrative Support

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1. Make checks payable to:

US Ukrainian Activists
PO Box 760, Bristow, VA 20136

2. Donate via PayPal:

PayPal Email: [email protected]
(Please specify the program you wish to support)

3. USUA PayPal Giving Fund:
https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4434327

4. Wire Transfer

Routing number: 026009593

Account number: 435049323614

SWIFT code: BOFAUS3N
US Ukrainian Activists, Inc. Bank of America, N.A.
222 Broadway, New York, NY 10038

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PayPal Fundraisers
(Select: Debit/Credit Card, Venmo, or PayPal):

(1) Fundraiser - Stand with Ukraine: Support Our Work:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=A3BBHL33SPMYL

(2) Fundraiser for Front-line Paramedics Hospitallers:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=25CNPD2ZDZGPA

(3) USUA Fundraising Campaign for Front-line Paramedics Hospitallers:
https://www.paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=URER8DVLBM27W

(4) Ukraine’s Defenders Aid Fundraiser
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=E86Q2224GP55Y

(5) Ukraine’s Children Aid Fundraiser
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=2NJWZSZ2AKVH8

(6) Veterans Support & Empowerment Aid:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=HGMCVRYLFH2M4

(7) USUA Advocacy for Ukraine
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=V8VYNFSHZ8RDC

🇺🇦🌻 AUGUST 29 — DAY OF REMEMBRANCE OF UKRAINE’S DEFENDERSToday, Ukraine honors the memory of its Defenders who gave thei...
08/30/2026

🇺🇦🌻 AUGUST 29 — DAY OF REMEMBRANCE OF UKRAINE’S DEFENDERS

Today, Ukraine honors the memory of its Defenders who gave their lives in service to the nation and in defense of its independence, sovereignty, and freedom.

We bow our heads in profound gratitude to all who defended Ukraine and made the ultimate sacrifice.

The sunflower has become a symbol of this day, recalling the tragic events near Ilovaisk in August 2014 and the Ukrainian warriors who fell among the sunflower fields. Their sacrifice remains an enduring part of Ukraine’s history and strengthens our resolve to protect its future.

🕯️ We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

Eternal memory to the Heroes of Ukraine.

Glory to Ukraine!
Glory to the Heroes! 🇺🇦

- US Ukrainian Activists

🇺🇦🌻 29 СЕРПНЯ — ДЕНЬ ПАМ’ЯТІ ЗАХИСНИКІВ УКРАЇНИ

Сьогодні Україна вшановує пам’ять своїх Захисників і Захисниць, які віддали життя за її незалежність, суверенітет і свободу.

Ми схиляємо голови перед усіма, хто став на захист України та віддав найвищу ціну заради її майбутнього.

Соняшник став символом цього дня, нагадуючи про трагічні події під Іловайськом у серпні 2014 року та українських воїнів, які загинули серед соняшникових полів. Їхній подвиг назавжди залишиться частиною історії України, а пам’ять про них зміцнює нашу рішучість захищати її майбутнє.

🕯️ Пам’ятаємо. Шануємо. Не забудемо.

Вічна пам’ять Героям України.

Слава Україні!
Героям слава! 🇺🇦

- US Ukrainian Activists

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08/29/2026

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Washington Ukrainian Festival in Silver Spring, MD announces its 2026 headliners!
We’re bringing Kalush Orchestra, Eurovision 2022 winners, and Kozak Siromaha to the Washington Ukrainian Festival stage!
For many Americans, “Stefania” was their gateway to Ukrainian music - the song that opened the door to a whole new world of Ukrainian sounds.
Now, you can see Kalush Orchestra live - right here in the DMV.
And here’s the best part: both artists will perform on both days - September 19 & 20!
Can’t make it Saturday? Come Sunday! There will be great music, folk dance performances, Ukrainian food, vendors and plenty more to explore.
🎟️ Tickets are available at the entrance.
FESTIVAL details: https://www.facebook.com/share/1D6mmxxptZ/
www.ukrainefestdc.com

08/29/2026

🇺🇦💛💙 UKRAINE AT THE 2026 AROUND THE WORLD CULTURAL FOOD FESTIVAL! 🌎✨

Come visit the US Ukrainian Activists (USUA) tent today at the beautiful Around The World Cultural Food Festival in Old Town Alexandria!

Discover a little piece of Ukraine at our tent — beautiful Ukrainian souvenirs, handmade jewelry, unique shadow boxes and pieces of art lovingly created by our dedicated USUA volunteers. 💙💛

Every purchase supports USUA’s humanitarian programs for Ukraine, so you can take home something special while helping us continue our important work. 🇺🇦

Stop by, say hello, explore our Ukrainian treasures, and celebrate Ukrainian culture with us! We would love to see you! 💛💙

📍 Oronoco Bay Park, Old Town Alexandria, VA
📅 Saturday, August 29
⏰ 11 AM–7 PM

https://facebook.com/events/s/2026-around-the-world-cultural/1205258388490055/

08/28/2026
08/27/2026

The Embassy of Ukraine in the USA urges the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra to cancel the participation of Russian violinist Vadim Repin in the upcoming “Forces of Nature” concerts on November 6–7 at Maryland Hall.

The decision to invite Mr. Repin raises serious concerns given his documented involvement in Russian state-sponsored and state-linked cultural initiatives.

On February 21, 2024, Mr. Repin performed with the State Kremlin Orchestra at a concert organized by the Kremlin Foundation for Defender of the Fatherland Day, explicitly framed as a tribute to Russia’s “great defenders.”

Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Vadim Repin Foundation for the Development of the Arts has received substantial funding from the Russian Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives, a state-established institution supporting Russia’s cultural policy.

Several cultural institutions have already reconsidered their collaboration with Mr. Repin, including the Mannheim Philharmonic Orchestra in Germany, the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Palm Beach Symphony in Florida, which canceled Mr. Repin’s performance in March this year.

We hope the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra will give these concerns careful consideration and reaffirm the solidarity with Ukraine it demonstrated in 2022, when it withdrew Mr. Repin from its program and replaced his performance with a musical tribute to Ukraine.

💛💙 A POWERFUL CELEBRATION OF UKRAINE’S 35TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY IN THE HEART OF WASHINGTON, D.C. On Saturday, Augus...
08/26/2026

💛💙 A POWERFUL CELEBRATION OF UKRAINE’S 35TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY IN THE HEART OF WASHINGTON, D.C.

On Saturday, August 22, the steps of the Lincoln Memorial were filled with Ukrainian flags, voices, music, culture, and an unwavering spirit of freedom as we gathered for “D.C. Celebrates Ukraine’s Independence Day,” organized by US Ukrainian Activists (USUA).

💛💙 Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined us at the Lincoln Memorial to celebrate Ukraine’s Independence Day and stand with Ukraine! 🇺🇦

For the fifth consecutive year, this special tradition brought our community, friends of Ukraine, diplomats, veterans, artists, musicians, dancers, and supporters together in the heart of the U.S. capital to honor Ukraine’s independence and stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people.

As Nadiya Shaporynska, founder, producer, and organizer of the event since 2022 and President of US Ukrainian Activists (USUA), shared in her remarks at the event:

“Ukraine marks 35 years since the restoration of its independence in 1991. But Ukraine’s history did not begin 35 years ago.

Ukraine is an ancient European nation with more than a thousand years of history, reaching back to the medieval state of Kyivan Rus and continuing through centuries of Ukrainian statehood, culture, language, and the enduring struggle for freedom.

For Ukrainians, independence is not simply a date on the calendar. It is our identity. It is our freedom. It is our right to determine our own future.”

“Ukraine was. Ukraine is. And Ukraine will be,” Shaporynska emphasized in her opening remarks and once again at the very conclusion of the event. 🇺🇦

Today, as Ukraine continues to defend its freedom and sovereignty against Russia’s brutal genocidal war, we honor the extraordinary courage of Ukraine’s defenders and remember those who have given their lives for Ukraine. We remember the innocent lives taken by Russia’s aggression, and we stand with all those who continue to fight, serve, volunteer, heal, rebuild, and protect Ukraine every day.

🙏 PRAYER FOR UKRAINE

As we gathered to celebrate Ukraine’s independence, we also paused to honor and remember all those whose lives have been taken by Russia’s war against Ukraine — our brave defenders who made the ultimate sacrifice for Ukraine’s freedom and the innocent Ukrainian men, women, and children who have been killed since 2014.

🇺🇦 Our heartfelt gratitude to Father Robert of the Ukrainian Catholic National Shrine of the Holy Family for leading us in prayer for Ukraine, our defenders, and the Ukrainian people, and in remembrance of all the victims of Russia’s genocidal war against Ukraine.

🎤 OFFICIAL PROGRAM

Our celebration began with an official ceremony on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, bringing together distinguished diplomatic, veteran, and community voices.

We are deeply grateful to our distinguished speakers for their powerful and heartfelt remarks in support of Ukraine: Denys Sienik, Chargé d’Affaires, a.i., Embassy of Ukraine in the United States; Inga Bowden, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of Estonia in the United States / Estonian Embassy in Washington; Andriy Smolensky, Ukrainian veteran and Commander of the Aerial Reconnaissance Unit, 47th Brigade “Mahura”; Diana Vidutis, Member of the Public Affairs Committee, Lithuanian American Community of the United States; and Yaroslav Martynyuk, Ukrainian American Veterans.

💛💙 Their words reflected the meaning of Ukraine’s independence, the courage and sacrifice of the Ukrainian people and Ukraine’s defenders, and the importance of continued international solidarity and support for Ukraine.

🇺🇦 A GIANT UKRAINIAN FLAG & MARCH AT THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL

Following the official program came one of the most moving moments of the evening.

Together, we unfurled our giant 10 × 14-meter (33 × 46-foot) Ukrainian flag at the Lincoln Memorial. This special flag was made in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, and brought from Ukraine to the United States for our 2024 event, “D.C. Celebrates Ukraine’s Independence Day.” We have proudly unfurled it during each of our three annual celebrations in Washington, D.C., since then. During the first two years of the event, our Independence Day marches filled the streets of Washington, D.C., with Ukrainian flags of all sizes, before the giant Ukrainian flag became part of this annual tradition.

Dozens of people joined together beneath the yellow and blue — a powerful symbol of a nation that refuses to surrender its freedom, its identity, or its future.

We then held a short march across the Lincoln Memorial Plaza with our giant Ukrainian flag. Together, we sang the Ukrainian National Anthem and proudly carried our messages of Ukraine’s independence, victory, and the continued need for strong international support for Ukraine.

As in previous years, our march carried powerful messages of solidarity, resilience, and hope: “Happy Independence Day, Ukraine!”, “Ukraine Will Win!”, and “Слава Україні! Героям слава!” (“Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!”).

This year, we also carried two important messages: “Patriot Systems for Ukraine” and “Stand with Ukraine.”

🇺🇦 Together, our voices, our messages, and our giant Ukrainian flag proudly celebrated Ukraine in one of the most symbolic places in America — a place inseparably connected with freedom, equality, and democracy.

🎶 💛💙 CELEBRATING UKRAINIAN CULTURE

The evening continued with a beautiful concert celebrating the richness of Ukrainian music, dance, heritage, and traditions.

Our program brought together incredible Ukrainian performers of different generations — from children’s voices to accomplished musicians and dancers — including VODA Voice, Children’s Vocal Ensemble “Rodyna” (from the Taras Shevchenko School of Ukrainian Studies/ Ukrainian School DC - Школа Українознавста), the “Sribni Dzherela” Ensemble, Olga and Diana Perepelytsya / Ольга Перепелиця, Liliia Koreba, Gleb Latnik, Alina Stovbun, and the SLAVA School of Ukrainian Music and Dance.

From “Рідна Земля” (“Homeland”), “Козаки” (“Cossacks”), and the vibrant “Танець Купала” (“Kupala Dance”) to beloved Ukrainian songs including “Моя Україна” (“My Ukraine”), “Чорнобривці” (“Marigolds”), and “Ой у лузі червона калина” (“Oh, the Red Viburnum in the Meadow”), Ukrainian culture came alive at the Lincoln Memorial.

“Culture is part of what Ukraine is fighting to preserve. Every Ukrainian song, every dance, every word of our language, and every tradition passed from one generation to another carries the story of a nation that has survived centuries of attempts to erase its identity — and continues to stand proudly today.”

— Nadiya Shaporynska, President, US Ukrainian Activists (USUA)

💛💙 THANK YOU

Our deepest gratitude goes to our distinguished speakers, performers, musicians, dancers, volunteers, photographers, and all participants who joined us at the event!

Thank you to everyone who held our giant flag, marched with us, sang with us, volunteered behind the scenes, and came to stand with Ukraine.

This annual Independence Day celebration was founded in 2022 by Nadiya Shaporynska, President of US Ukrainian Activists (USUA), and has been produced and organized by her and USUA every year since — bringing Ukraine’s yellow and blue to the heart of Washington, D.C.

We will continue to gather.
We will continue to speak for Ukraine.
We will continue to preserve and celebrate Ukrainian culture.
And we will continue to stand with Ukraine — every day — in Ukraine’s fight for freedom, sovereignty, and a just and lasting peace, and for generations to come.

💛💙 З Днем Незалежності, Україно!
Happy Independence Day, Ukraine!

🇺🇦 Слава Україні! Героям слава!
Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!

📷 USUA Photo Album: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/edit/a.1469628441869205

Photo credits throughout the album:
US Ukrainian Activists (USUA), Ganna Proskura, Nadiya Shaporynska, Valentin Ashworth, & Patrick Cribben



💛💙 A POWERFUL CELEBRATION OF UKRAINE’S 35TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY IN THE HEART OF WASHINGTON, D.C. On Saturday, Augus...
08/26/2026

💛💙 A POWERFUL CELEBRATION OF UKRAINE’S 35TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY IN THE HEART OF WASHINGTON, D.C.

On Saturday, August 22, the steps of the Lincoln Memorial were filled with Ukrainian flags, voices, music, culture, and an unwavering spirit of freedom as we gathered for “D.C. Celebrates Ukraine’s Independence Day,” organized by US Ukrainian Activists (USUA).

💛💙 Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined us at the Lincoln Memorial to celebrate Ukraine’s Independence Day and stand with Ukraine! 🇺🇦

For the fifth consecutive year, this special tradition brought our community, friends of Ukraine, diplomats, veterans, artists, musicians, dancers, and supporters together in the heart of the U.S. capital to honor Ukraine’s independence and stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people.

As Nadiya Shaporynska, founder, producer, and organizer of the event since 2022 and President of US Ukrainian Activists (USUA), shared in her remarks at the event:

“Ukraine marks 35 years since the restoration of its independence in 1991. But Ukraine’s history did not begin 35 years ago.

Ukraine is an ancient European nation with more than a thousand years of history, reaching back to the medieval state of Kyivan Rus and continuing through centuries of Ukrainian statehood, culture, language, and the enduring struggle for freedom.

For Ukrainians, independence is not simply a date on the calendar. It is our identity. It is our freedom. It is our right to determine our own future.”

“Ukraine was. Ukraine is. And Ukraine will be,” Shaporynska emphasized in her opening remarks and once again at the very conclusion of the event. 🇺🇦

Today, as Ukraine continues to defend its freedom and sovereignty against Russia’s brutal genocidal war, we honor the extraordinary courage of Ukraine’s defenders and remember those who have given their lives for Ukraine. We remember the innocent lives taken by Russia’s aggression, and we stand with all those who continue to fight, serve, volunteer, heal, rebuild, and protect Ukraine every day.

🙏 PRAYER FOR UKRAINE

As we gathered to celebrate Ukraine’s independence, we also paused to honor and remember all those whose lives have been taken by Russia’s war against Ukraine — our brave defenders who made the ultimate sacrifice for Ukraine’s freedom and the innocent Ukrainian men, women, and children who have been killed since 2014.

🇺🇦 Our heartfelt gratitude to Father Robert of the Ukrainian Catholic National Shrine of the Holy Family for leading us in prayer for Ukraine, our defenders, and the Ukrainian people, and in remembrance of all the victims of Russia’s genocidal war against Ukraine.

🎤 OFFICIAL PROGRAM

Our celebration began with an official ceremony on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, bringing together distinguished diplomatic, veteran, and community voices.

We are deeply grateful to our distinguished speakers for their powerful and heartfelt remarks in support of Ukraine: Denys Sienik, Chargé d’Affaires, a.i., Embassy of Ukraine in the United States; Inga Bowden, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of Estonia in the United States / Estonian Embassy in Washington; Andriy Smolensky, Ukrainian veteran and Commander of the Aerial Reconnaissance Unit, 47th Brigade “Mahura”; Diana Vidutis, Member of the Public Affairs Committee, Lithuanian American Community of the United States; and Yaroslav Martynyuk, Ukrainian American Veterans.

💛💙 Their words reflected the meaning of Ukraine’s independence, the courage and sacrifice of the Ukrainian people and Ukraine’s defenders, and the importance of continued international solidarity and support for Ukraine.

🇺🇦 A GIANT UKRAINIAN FLAG & MARCH AT THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL

Following the official program came one of the most moving moments of the evening.

Together, we unfurled our giant 10 × 14-meter (33 × 46-foot) Ukrainian flag at the Lincoln Memorial. This special flag was made in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, and brought from Ukraine to the United States for our 2024 event, “D.C. Celebrates Ukraine’s Independence Day.” We have proudly unfurled it during each of our three annual celebrations in Washington, D.C., since then. During the first two years of the event, our Independence Day marches filled the streets of Washington, D.C., with Ukrainian flags of all sizes, before the giant Ukrainian flag became part of this annual tradition.

Dozens of people joined together beneath the yellow and blue — a powerful symbol of a nation that refuses to surrender its freedom, its identity, or its future.

We then held a short march across the Lincoln Memorial Plaza with our giant Ukrainian flag. Together, we sang the Ukrainian National Anthem and proudly carried our messages of Ukraine’s independence, victory, and the continued need for strong international support for Ukraine.

As in previous years, our march carried powerful messages of solidarity, resilience, and hope: “Happy Independence Day, Ukraine!”, “Ukraine Will Win!”, and “Слава Україні! Героям слава!” (“Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!”).

This year, we also carried two important messages: “Patriot Systems for Ukraine” and “Stand with Ukraine.”

🇺🇦 Together, our voices, our messages, and our giant Ukrainian flag proudly celebrated Ukraine in one of the most symbolic places in America — a place inseparably connected with freedom, equality, and democracy.

🎶 💛💙 CELEBRATING UKRAINIAN CULTURE

The evening continued with a beautiful concert celebrating the richness of Ukrainian music, dance, heritage, and traditions.

Our program brought together incredible Ukrainian performers of different generations — from children’s voices to accomplished musicians and dancers — including VODA Voice, Children’s Vocal Ensemble “Rodyna” (from the Taras Shevchenko School of Ukrainian Studies/ Ukrainian School DC - Школа Українознавста), the “Sribni Dzherela” Ensemble, Olga and Diana Perepelytsya / Ольга Перепелиця, Liliia Koreba, Gleb Latnik, Alina Stovbun, and the SLAVA School of Ukrainian Music and Dance.

From “Рідна Земля” (“Homeland”), “Козаки” (“Cossacks”), and the vibrant “Танець Купала” (“Kupala Dance”) to beloved Ukrainian songs including “Моя Україна” (“My Ukraine”), “Чорнобривці” (“Marigolds”), and “Ой у лузі червона калина” (“Oh, the Red Viburnum in the Meadow”), Ukrainian culture came alive at the Lincoln Memorial.

“Culture is part of what Ukraine is fighting to preserve. Every Ukrainian song, every dance, every word of our language, and every tradition passed from one generation to another carries the story of a nation that has survived centuries of attempts to erase its identity — and continues to stand proudly today.”

— Nadiya Shaporynska, President, US Ukrainian Activists (USUA)

💛💙 THANK YOU

Our deepest gratitude goes to our distinguished speakers, performers, musicians, dancers, volunteers, photographers, and all participants who joined us at the event!

Thank you to everyone who held our giant flag, marched with us, sang with us, volunteered behind the scenes, and came to stand with Ukraine.

This annual Independence Day celebration was founded in 2022 by Nadiya Shaporynska, President of US Ukrainian Activists (USUA), and has been produced and organized by her and USUA every year since — bringing Ukraine’s yellow and blue to the heart of Washington, D.C.

We will continue to gather.
We will continue to speak for Ukraine.
We will continue to preserve and celebrate Ukrainian culture.
And we will continue to stand with Ukraine — every day — in Ukraine’s fight for freedom, sovereignty, and a just and lasting peace, and for generations to come.

💛💙 З Днем Незалежності, Україно!
Happy Independence Day, Ukraine!

🇺🇦 Слава Україні! Героям слава!
Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!

📷 USUA Photo Album: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/edit/a.1469628441869205

Photo credits throughout the album:
US Ukrainian Activists (USUA), Ganna Proskura, Nadiya Shaporynska, Valentin Ashworth, & Patrick Cribben



🇺🇦 HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, UKRAINE! 💛💙Today, on Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day, we celebrate the freedom, courage, resi...
08/24/2026

🇺🇦 HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, UKRAINE! 💛💙

Today, on Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day, we celebrate the freedom, courage, resilience, and unbreakable spirit of the Ukrainian people.

For centuries, generations of Ukrainians have fought to preserve our nation, our language, our culture, and our right to be free. Today, as Ukraine continues to defend its sovereignty and independence against Russia’s brutal war, we honor all those who have sacrificed — and continue to sacrifice — for Ukraine’s freedom.

We remember with profound gratitude the Ukrainian defenders and civilians whose lives were taken, and we stand with all those who continue to fight for a free, sovereign, democratic, and peaceful Ukraine.

💛💙 May the Ukrainian flag always fly proudly over a free and independent Ukraine — from Kyiv to Crimea, from Lviv to Luhansk, from Chernihiv to our beloved Ukrainian cities and villages across the entire country.

🇺🇦 As Nadiya Shaporynska, President of US Ukrainian Activists, said during the celebration of Ukraine’s Independence Day in Washington, D.C., on August 22, 2026:

“Ukraine was. Ukraine is. And Ukraine will be.”

Happy Independence Day to Ukraine and Ukrainians around the world!

Слава Україні!
Героям слава!
🇺🇦💛💙🇺🇦

— US Ukrainian Activists (USUA)


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