The 27th Radio Dictation of National Unity will this year be called “A Letter That Never Ends”. People across the country, including in the Bucha area, can write it on Tuesday, 27 October, at 11:00 a.m.
This was announced by Suspilne.
The text was written by writer and Russian-Ukrainian war veteran Artur Dron. According to the dictation’s producer Yuliia Sheludko, it is a fragment of correspondence between two close people.
The dictation will be read live by Artur Proidakov and Dasha Astafieva. You can join on Ukrainian Radio and Radio Kultura, on the Suspilne Kultura TV channel, and in the suspilne.radio and Diia apps.
Suspilne will publish the full text on Thursday, 29 October, at 11:00 a.m., so you can check yourself. To have specialists check your text, post it to 01001, Kyiv, 26 Khreshchatyk Street, with a postmark no later than 28 October.
A photo or scan of the text in jpg, png, tiff or pdf format can be emailed to rd@suspilne.media by 11:00 a.m. on 29 October. During the dictation Suspilne will raise funds for the Dronopad project of the Come Back Alive foundation.
As a reminder, for the first time the radio dictation will be read by two people, a teacher and a singer.
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