"And it will be spring!" — a postal issue with the most

 iconic photos of the wartime, with which we honor

 the heroic resistance of Ukrainians to the Russian

 aggressor, which has been going on for 10 years.

Each stamp is a separate picture.

On stamp No. 2072 "Capture of Belbek Airport".

 Sevastopol, 2014." — a commemorative photo of the

 war started by the Russian Federation against

 Ukraine back in 2014 with the occupation of Crimea,

 belongs to Kuba Kaminsky/PAP. The Polish

 photographer miraculously managed to hide the

 photo of the seizure of the Belbek airport in

 Sevastopol from the Russian invaders, thanks to

 which the whole world saw this photo.

On stamp No. 2073 "Love can't be stopped! Kharkiv,

 2022". — photo by Serhiy Bobka/AFP captures a

 fragile moment of love: medical volunteers in the

 spring of 2022 at a wedding photo shoot in the yard

 of a house destroyed by Russian missiles in Kharkiv.

On the stamp No. 2074 "Light will win! "Azovstal".

 Mariupol, 2022." — a warrior in the rays of the sun

 on "Azovstal", which is a legendary self-portrait

 taken by a defender with the call sign "Orest"

 Dmytro Kozatsky in May 2022 during the heroic

 defense of the Mariupol "fortress".

On stamp No. 2075 "Arms of an infantryman.

 Bakhmut, 2023." — a photo of an infantryman of the

 28th brigade with the call sign "Snowball", which

 was taken by Maksym Dondyuk a few hundred

 meters from the enemy trenches on the outskirts of

 Bakhmut in March 2023.

Photographs reproduced on postage stamps won

 prestigious awards: "Capture of Belbek Airport" -

 first place in the Grand Press Photo 2014 contest;

 "Light will win!" and "Love can't be stopped!"

 entered the list of the best pictures of 2022

 according to The Guardian newspaper; the photo

 "Hands of an infantryman" - to the selection of the

 best photos of 2023 according to the rating of Time

 magazine.

Characteristics:

The designer is Volodymyr Taran

Release date — 02/23/2024

Circulation — 250,000

The nominal value is 2xU+2xF

Ukrposhta catalog number — 207 (2072-2075)

Block size, mm — 145x100

Stamp size, mm — 3x40.02x29.58, 29.58x40.02

The number of stamps in the block is 4