Queer Ukrainian couple join front line to fight Putin with LGBTQ+ unicorn sewn into uniforms
A brave queer couple who volunteered to join the front line in Ukraine have sewn a unicorn patch onto their uniforms as a defiant symbol of the LGBTQ+ community.
In an interview with Reuters, volunteer soldiers Oleksandr Zhugan and Antonina Romanova have spoken about their decision to join active duty, stating that Russia
“wants to destroy our culture… we can’t allow this to happen”.
Speaking to the news agency, Zhugan explained that the practice of wearing a unicorn on their uniform began during the 2014 conflict when Russia invaded the the Crimean Peninsula.
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