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A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Paris, France. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Paris, France. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Sydney, Australia. Retrieved from the Ukrainian Embassy to Australia and New Zealand.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Sydney, Australia. Retrieved from the Ukrainian Embassy to Australia and New Zealand.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Istanbul, Turkey. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Istanbul, Turkey. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Bucharest, Romania. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Bucharest, Romania. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Belgrade, Serbia. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Belgrade, Serbia. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Berlin, Germany. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Berlin, Germany. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Milan, Italy. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Milan, Italy. Retrieved from al-Jazeera.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Paris, France. Retrieved from Twitter.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Paris, France. Retrieved from Twitter.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Washington, D.C., the United States. Retrieved from Twitter.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Washington, D.C., the United States. Retrieved from Twitter.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Prague, Czechia. Retrieved from Euromaidan Press.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Prague, Czechia. Retrieved from Euromaidan Press.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Stockholm, Sweden. Retrieved from Twitter.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in Stockholm, Sweden. Retrieved from Twitter.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in London, England. Retrieved from Twitter.
A demonstration in support of Ukraine on the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion in London, England. Retrieved from Twitter.

Today’s daily update is the final entry in my two-year long effort to document the war in Ukraine day by bloody day. I want to take a moment to thank the very, very small number of people who have ever read any of these updates, and the even smaller amount still reading. While a personal project first and foremost, these updates have collectively taken me several hundred hours to collate, write, and post. I hope the effort was at least somewhat worthwhile to others.

The Daily Update will be superseded over at least the next four weeks by a Weekly Update, which will differ slightly in structure and style. My hope is that this will both concentrate the work and increase the efficiency of it, substantially reducing the workload required for this project and thus permitting it to continue in some form. At the end of that first month, if I find the weekly updates are more challenging than expected or are not being read, then I will likely end this project for good.

🇺🇦 Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
🌻 Heroiam Slava! 🌻

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