Photos: Ukraine has a new symbol of its invincibility 🐓

[Donkees]

Ukraine has a new symbol of its invincibility. On the viral photo of a destroyed house in #Borodyanka, Kyiv region, with a kitchen cabinet still hanging on a bare wall, one can see a majolica figurine of a rooster.
@BorisJohnson has been presented today with this invincible bird.








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@zaborona_media

The now-famous figurine of a rooster was made by the "Vasylkivska majolica" plant. The author of the figurine is sculptor Prokop Bidasyuk.

[UTUSN]

1. K&R

[CloudWatcher]

2. Not a Boris fan, but .... this was good

Link to tweet

[Donkees]

3. Very nice :)

[blue-wave]

4. I agree, I have issues with Boris

but what a great gesture of support. Slava Ukraini!!!

And I too want one of those chickens. Think of the millions they could sell as a fundraiser in support of Ukraine!!

[erronis]

6. At least BoJo can walk; tfg would have needed a golf cart.

[COL Mustard]

13. TFG would never have gotten close to a war zone

Remember, not getting syphilis was his personal Vietnam.

[oldsoftie]

14. hahahahahahahahaha!!!!!

[Liberty Belle]

9. Yes, not many leaders would have courage to go into a war zone.

I don't agree with his politics, but this took guts.

[HUAJIAO]

10. Beautiful video..

I worry thought about Zelenskii's protection.. there re cars going everywhere...

[ChazInAz]

5. Prokop Bidasyuk is the artist?

My family name is Prokopp! (The extra "p" was added when we emigrated from Hungary in 1956.)
I knew we still had family in Ukraine, though we left there centuries ago.

[erronis]

7. How cool! Small world, maybe.

[Donkees]

8. 'Prokop Bydasyuk from Vasylkiv, a master of artistic ceramics, who was born in 1895.'

Prokop Bydasyuk from Vasylkiv, a master of artistic ceramics, who was born in 1895. He was a foreman at the Vasylkiv majolica factory. He made vases, decor, dishes, plates, toys, etc. His works are stored in the National Museum of Ukrainian Folk Decorative Art.

Prokop - The popularity of the name in central Europe is largely due to a later St. Prokop, patron saint of Bohemia, who founded Sázava abbey in Prague in the 11th century.

[ChazInAz]

15. Thank you muchly!

I find it amusing that there are more people with my family name in Budapest (Where I was born) than there are in all of North America!

[mysteryowl]

11. Brave walk in the open

There could be infiltrated sleeper snipers.

Movies cause me to think like this.

[COL Mustard]

12. So...are you saying

Something about Boris’s cock???