By Colby Barrett, Op-ed contributor Thursday, October 29, 2026People attend the funeral ceremony of members of Kravets family, killed in a drone attack on a residential building, in Odesa on March 5, 2024, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. | OLEKSANDR GIMANOV/AFP via Getty Images
In the U.S., religion may be stagnant if not slightly declining, but in Ukraine, faith has given the country the strength to continue fighting against Russian invaders for over four years. Ukrainians’ stunning show of faith may understandably be overshadowed by their impressive defensive operations against Russia, but faith has been a key part of the fight — strengthening communities’ resolve and sense of purpose, which has carried Ukraine forward.
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