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Ukraine's Flag Day: Yevhen Khmara sees an unbreakable symbol in the national banner

Flag - symbol of unbreakability
День прапора України: Євген Хмара вбачає в національному стягом символ незламності. Photo: Мін. Оборони

Yevhen Khmara's Flag Day Message

According to Мін. Оборони: In his address marking Ukraine's Day of the National Flag, Yevhen Khmara stressed that the national banner represents home, family, fellow soldiers, oath, and remembrance. According to him, the flag is always close to those in uniform - seen on armored vehicles, worn on shoulder patches, and raised above frontline positions. He also described the flag's blue and yellow as the colors of the sky and field, carrying deep national meaning.

Khmara expressed gratitude to every soldier who holds the line and carries out combat tasks, noting that their actions turn the Ukrainian flag into a symbol of indomitability. He extended thanks as well to everyone who heals, teaches, rescues, rebuilds, volunteers, works, and supports Ukraine's Armed Forces. Remembering the Heroes who gave their lives for Ukraine, he called on people to always respect what they contributed to the fight for freedom.

“We remember the price of our liberty. We honor the Heroes who died for Ukraine,” he said.

Closing his message, Khmara urged that the Ukrainian flag fly over every part of the country. “Happy State Flag Day of Ukraine,” he concluded.

Such statements carry particular weight amid the ongoing war, as the flag has become a unifying symbol of national identity and the broader struggle for freedom and independence. Khmara's emphasis on honoring fallen Heroes and backing the Armed Forces highlights the need for both military effort and civilian solidarity in these difficult times.

As the nation celebrates the significance of its flag, it's essential to recognize that the blue and yellow colors not only adorn the national banner but also symbolize resilience and unity across the country. For a deeper understanding of how the flag is being raised once again over liberated cities, you can explore more about this poignant moment in Ukraine’s ongoing struggle for freedom in our detailed coverage here.

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