Bulgakov could still be useful to Ukrainians

The ongoing war in Ukraine, initiated by Russia on February 24, 2022, has now surpassed 1568 days. This duration is equivalent to the entire period of World War I, from its outbreak on July 28, 1914, to the armistice on November 11, 1918. The current conflict has reached a scale comparable to the entirety of the first global war.

In the northern Kharkiv region, Ukrainian forces are reportedly utilizing domestically produced P1-Sun drones. These drones, operated by soldiers of the 116th Separate Mechanized Brigade, are being employed to intercept Russian Shahed drones as well as other attack and reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicles. The article notes the presence of UPA soldiers on banners and mentions Polish Pope John Paul II and Mikhail Bulgakov, author of 'The Master and Margarita,' in the context of Ukraine's struggle.

The publication date of this article is June 10th, and the author highlights the immense and hellish scale the current conflict has reached. The piece also includes a promotional offer for a year-long subscription to RP.PL, promising access to reliable and objective information from Poland and around the world, with additional print magazines on science and history included.