Spain’s Queen Presents Grenade Cargo To Ukraine, Provides Victory Message

The Queen of Spain put conventional sausages and a postcard wishing Ukraine victory over Russia in a cargo of grenades from her country. The gift was sent to Ukraine to support the combating energy of its army towards a numerically superior enemy.

Ukraine just obtained an enormous shipment of weapons from Spain.

The Ukrainians found Spanish sausages among the containers with grenade launchers and a postcard saying: “I wish you victory! With love, Leticia”.

It took them a second to grasp that it was from the Queen of Spain. pic.twitter.com/EXalzM4qN7

The news about Queen of Spain's reward to Ukraine goes viral on social media.

“Ukraine simply acquired a large shipment of weapons from Spain," said a tweet posted by a consumer Visegrad.

The postcard sent by Spain's Queen had a handwitten notice which stated: "I want you victory! With love Leticia."

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In accordance with Reuters, On Monday, Russia's defence ministry mentioned that its high-precision missiles had destroyed six facilities that fueled the railways used to deliver overseas weapons to Ukrainian forces in Donbas.

Russia is attempting to destroy Ukraine's rail infrastructure with the intention to disrupt arms deliveries from different nations, Ukraine's military command had said.

The Russian defence ministry then stated in an announcement that Russian forces destroyed an arms storage near Slavyansk in the Donetsk area, amongst different army websites, Reuters said.

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On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, which it calls a "particular operation" to demilitarise and "denazify" its neighbour. Ukraine and the West say Russia launched an unprovoked warfare of aggression and imposed a number of stringent curbs in opposition to it.

With nearly 5.4 million Ukrainians fleeing the nation and a fourth of the inhabitants displaced, the invasion has triggered Europe's best refugee disaster since World Battle II.