“You Wanted Our Land. You Lost Your Refineries and Your fleet.”—Ukraine’s Anniversary Message to Russia
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“You wanted our land. You lost your refineries and your fleet.”—Ukraine’s anniversary message to Russia
Ukraine celebrated 35 years of independence on 24 August, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy marked the day with an address listing what the invasion has cost Russia, published by the President's Office. He said Putin is mortal and out of time to understand Ukraine, and said Ukraine will not hand over Donbas or save the Kremlin half a million soldiers. He also asked partners for sanctions and weapons strong enough to force an end to the…
AGI - "Ukraine will not hand over to Russia the territories of the Donetsk region that remain under its control." President Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated this in his speech for the 35th anniversary of Ukrainian independence from Russia. The president asked the allies to provide Kiev with sufficient tools to force Moscow to accept a ceasefire and accused Vladimir Putin of being "anchored to the past," continuing to see Ukraine as a submissive act…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that they were fighting for the country's independence, adding, "We are now defeating Russia with willpower, technology, resilience, honor, and all these things."
On Monday, August 24, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky traditionally addressed Ukrainians with a speech on the occasion of Independence Day of Ukraine.
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