The resilience of nations and traumatic experience of the war

"The war showed that we are a nation, Ukraine is a democracy, the state and civil society are viable, and the army is one of the strongest in the world. Although there were doubts about every point before the war," says Yaroslav Hrytsak.
How has Ukrainian society changed since the full-scale invasion? Is courage an innate trait, or can it be acquired with life experience? Will the church become a new signpost for the Ukrainian nation? Who are "veterans,", and can volunteers do the impossible?
The plasticity of our nation lies not in historical troubles but in a genetic predisposition to conscious patriotism, which is based on the permanent vitality of our communities. That is why we will talk about a motivated nation that is ready to plunge into new milestones of its revival and is already confidently modeling its victory