This souvenir sheet of four postage stamps was issued in 2024 by Ukraine as part of a growing set of war stamps since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine War. The stamps are nondenominated.
The selvage at top reads: "And There Will Be Spring!"
The selvage at left reads:
20 February 2014
24 February 2022
The selvage at bottom reads: "10 Years of Wars of Resistance"
"731 Days of Large-Scale Russian Invasion in Ukraine"
The upper left stamp's text reads: "Capture of the Belbek Airport. Sevastopol, 2014".
The upper right stamp's text reads: "Love cannot be stopped! Kharkiv, 2022".
The lower left stamp's text reads: "The light will prevail! Azovstal. Mariupol, 2022".
The lower right stamp's text reads: "Hands of an infrantryman. Bakhmut, 2023".
This pair of postage stamps was issued in 2024 by Ukraine as part of a growing set of war stamps since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine War. The stamps are nondenominated. The bordering selvage (not present here) reads: "Taxes. Army. Victory". The coin in the left stamp's design is "1 hryvnia" (= Ukrainian currency).
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(screen capture video from the web camera atop Þorbjörn, near Grindavik)
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At 11:14 PM, local time, on 20 November 2024, a fissure eruption started in southwestern Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula. It was preceded by a relatively minor earthquake swarm. The active fissure lengthened to about three kilometers and basaltic lava flows spread out in multiple directions. Eruption energy peaked and started waning about three hours later.
Locality: Sundhnúkur Crater Row area, Reykjanes Peninsula, southwestern Iceland
Tags: Sundhnúkur Crater Row fissure eruption eruptions basalt basaltic effusive lava flow flows Reykjanes Peninsula Iceland November 2024 video videos
(screen capture video from the web camera atop Þorbjörn, near Grindavik)
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At 11:14 PM, local time, on 20 November 2024, a fissure eruption started in southwestern Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula. It was preceded by a relatively minor earthquake swarm. The active fissure lengthened to about three kilometers and basaltic lava flows spread out in multiple directions. Eruption energy peaked and started waning about three hours later.
Locality: Sundhnúkur Crater Row area, Reykjanes Peninsula, southwestern Iceland
Tags: Sundhnúkur Crater Row fissure eruption eruptions basalt basaltic effusive lava flow flows Reykjanes Peninsula Iceland November 2024 video videos
(screen capture video from the web camera atop Þorbjörn, near Grindavik)
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At 11:14 PM, local time, on 20 November 2024, a fissure eruption started in southwestern Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula. It was preceded by a relatively minor earthquake swarm. The active fissure lengthened to about three kilometers and basaltic lava flows spread out in multiple directions. Eruption energy peaked and started waning about three hours later.
Locality: Sundhnúkur Crater Row area, Reykjanes Peninsula, southwestern Iceland
Tags: Sundhnúkur Crater Row fissure eruption eruptions basalt basaltic effusive lava flow flows Reykjanes Peninsula Iceland November 2024 video videos