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It's 503 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

And over the weekend, the Finnish Europe Minister, Anders Adelokroyds, posted a video on social media.

It is gorgeous of him playing the cello, and it's a Ukrainian song.

It's an old Ukrainian song called Chervona Kalina, or Red Vi Burnum, in English.

And it shot to prominence last year after it was sung by a popular performer, Andrii Klumnyuk,

who volunteered to defend his country in the first days after Russia invaded.

In fact, this song became so popular that Pink Floyd wrote its own cover version of Chervona Kalina.

And accompanying this post was a statement.

It said, 500 days unprovoked aggression, countless war crimes, lost futures, but also of encouraging success.

Ukraine fights for its independence, but also for Europe's.

Finland is well vitally becoming NATO's 31st member, but an historic moment for Sweden too.

I mean, they've spent the past year fighting hard to get accepted into NATO, and that's going to happen.

You will remember, last year, President Putin started his special military operation against Ukraine,

saying that he wanted to stop NATO from enlarging.

Well, clearly it's not working.

In this episode, we'll be discussing the NATO summit taking place in Vilnius.

This is Ukraine's last.

Ukraine costs from US.

Ukraine is an epicenter of unbearable heartache and pain.

Millions of people are without heating, without water.

Putin is the aggressor.

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