Kherson is Ukraine - Stamped envelope and Maximum card with postal cancellation stamp + Postcard (2) + Envelope (2) – 2022 Details about the set: Maximum card "Kherson is Ukraine" and stamp cancellation 09.12.2022 Kherson - 1 pcs Artist — Andrey Saygach Kartmaximum is a collector's item and is an artistic postcard with a thematic postage stamp and stamp imprint pasted on the front side. Envelope FDC «Kherson is Ukraine» and stamp cancellation 11.11.2023 Kherson - 1 pcs Artist — Andrey Saygach Art Envelope - size C6 Printing run of the postcard — 200 000 copies Envelope PREMIER JOUR "Kherson is Ukraine" - 1 pcs Art Envelope - size C6 There are also is a description of events in Ukrainian and English on the back of the envelope. Printing run of the postcard — 100 000 copies Envelope "Kherson is Ukraine" - 1 pcs Artist — Andrey Saygach Art Envelope - size C6 Printing run of the postcard — 200 000 copies Postcard - 2 pcs Artist — Andrey Saygach Card "Kherson is Ukraine" — standard postcard Printing run of the postcard — 200 000 copies Fridge magnet - 1 pcs History of the event: Every Ukrainian is waiting for the desired news about the liberation of Kherson. Ukrposhta has no doubts about the de-occupation of the city by the Armed Forces of Ukraine and therefore prepared such a long-awaited and symbolic postage stamp in advance - "Kherson is Ukraine!". A "First Day" envelope, an unmarked artistic envelope and a card will be issued for the stamp. The central object on the postage stamp depicts a slice of watermelon - a symbol of Kherson and the Kherson Region. Watermelon seeds are represented in the form of rockets with which the Russian invaders bombarded the city. On a slice of watermelon, the artist depicted the scenes that accompanied the temporary occupation of the city: protests by peaceful citizens, burning buildings, torture by Russian soldiers against the local population and especially activists. On the margins of the stamp sheet, there is a map of Ukraine with the designation of the hero city of Kherson liberated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In addition, the "First Day" envelope depicts a Ukrainian soldier who, by analogy with a slice of watermelon, is returning the temporarily occupied part of Ukraine to its place. On the unmarked artistic envelope and card is an illustrated chronicle of the period of the temporary annexation of the city - the protests of Kherson residents against the occupying forces. The author of the issue is Andrii Sagach, known to Ukrainians as the winner of the national stage of the sketch contest for the postage stamp "Peace is the highest value of humanity!", as well as the author of the envelope with the original stamp "Spring will come again!". All items are original and authentic, released by «Ukrposhta» Will be carefully packaged! Sent by registered mail (track & trace).