Ukraine declares a safe and just peace in its Independence Day message
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky congratulated his compatriots on Independence Day this Sunday and, with a moving message, rejected the combative messages of previous years, proclaimed his desire for a just, secure and lasting peace.
In a video recorded in the Maidan in Kiev, Zelenski has highlighted the unity of all Ukrainians, as he cannot change "temporary occupation" .
"Someday the distance between the Ukrainians will disappear and we will be together again as a country and as a family. The matterof time is only , "the president promised.
Zelensky has warned that Ukraine is in a position to strike back Russia's attacks and damage its strategic infrastructure if Moscow does not accept a ceasefire. "No one can forbid us these attacks because they are fair," he said.
But, suggesting that it is further and further away from victory, it has prioritised the path to secure peace, because Ukraine has already shown that it has been able to stand up for "the world's second-best army" and has successfully defended its independence.
The President has stressed that he will not make a shameful decision to achieve peace, as Kiev seeks a dignified and comprehensive agreement that guarantees security.
On the other hand, European CommissionPresident Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa have congratulated the Ukrainians and expressed their hope for a 'free, democratic and independent' Ukraine and their desire to join the European Union (EU).
Donald Trump has joined the messages of happiness and expressed his desire to end the "senseless massacre" of the war against Russia.
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