UKRPOSHTA Set 'Russian warship… DONE! Death to the enemies! ', F - Postage Sheet, Envelope, Postcard and Envelope

Set ''Russian warship DONE! Death to the enemies! '', F (postage sheet, envelope, postcard and UKRPOSHTA envelope) 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. Each component of the set bears the image of the world-famous catchy expression symbolizing the invincibility of Ukrainians, ''Russian warship, go !''. The whole world was asking – so we did it! Given the high demand for the postage stamp ''Russian warship, go !'' UKRPOSHTA has released a sequel to the series, the postage stamp ''Russian warship DONE!''. The image shows a Ukrainian military looking at the sea, in which the destroyed enemy warship has sunk. What is unique about the issue of the second postage stamp of this series is that on the sheet next to each postage stamp there is a coupon with the image of the first postage stamp, but with a DONE stamp: Moskva (the invader’s ship) has been destroyed! The symbolism of the phrase ''Russian warship, go !'', said by the Ukrainian defender in response to the enemy’s offer to surrender, is clearly presented on the all set.

• The set includes a postage sheet, an envelope, a postcard and an envelope of Ukrposhta
• This event added to the popularity of the postage stamp ''Russian warship go !'' and led to the issue of the new postage stamp ''Russian warship... DONE!'' by Boris Groh
• The С6 format of postal envelopes is very popular because this size is universal (114 mm × 162 mm). It is ideal for sending presentation postcards, А6 postcards or an А4 sheet folded in four
• The format of the postcard is С6 and will withstand any journey
• The postage sheet is issued in a print run of 3 million copies and in the format of a patriotic souvenir block. This Ukrainian art postage stamp was made using offset printing and a standard glue base. The margin of the sheet bear the words ''Death to the Enemies!''