Russian warship DONE– Ukraine - Complete set - Postage Stamps (There are 3 stamps and 3 pictures on the sheet) + Envelope + Postcard - 2022 - Stamps of Defiant Snake Island - Limited edition - rare and sold out RARE! Stamps are no longer sold at the post office in Ukraine There is a QR code on the back of each product. Point your smartphone camera at the QR code and go to the website where the product was produced. Details about the set: Artist — Boris Groh Date of issue — 05.23.2022 Stamp sheet - 1 pc (Postage Stamps 7pcs) Ukrposhta catalogue number — 1987 The size of the postage stamp — 25×40 mm Face value of each postage stamp — F,W The number of stamps in the sheet — 3 stamps + 3 coupons Print run of the postage stamp sheet — 2 000 000 copies Envelope - 2 pcs Art Envelope - size C6 Print run of the envelope — 300 000 copies Postcard - 2 pcs Card "Russian warship DONE!" — standard postcard Printing run of the postcard — 300 000 copies Printing: Offset lithography. Ukrainian postage stamp "Russian warship, go ..." received the highest award of the international philatelic prize "Asiago" in Italy It is the embodiment of the heroic resistance of the Ukrainian military and the entire Ukrainian people during the Russian armed aggression. By buying the set, you express your support for Ukraine in the war. The stamps are dedicated to the well-known event, when a Russian military landing ship "Moskva" approached Zmeiny Island (Black Sea, Ukraine) and offered Ukrainian border guards to surrender. To this ultimatum, the Ukrainian soldiers (who were in the minority on the island and did not have the opportunity to escape or hide anywhere) suggested that the Russian warship goes in a certain direction. In the future, the phrase became a symbol of the resistance of the Ukrainian people against the Russian occupation. On 13 April 2022, Ukrainian presidential adviser Oleksiy Arestovych and Odessa governor Maksym Marchenko said that the warship Moskva had been hit by two Neptune anti-ship missiles and was on fire in rough seas. A Pentagon source later confirmed that Moskva had been hit by Ukrainian missiles. Russian state-owned news agencies said the ship was badly damaged and its crew was evacuated due to a "fire" from "detonated ammunition" and it eventually sank while being towed to a naval base.