Zalansky to Europe: “Nobody will break us”

Matty Burnhart, Knitted News01.03.22 14:15 28 Adar A. Tishpev

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The President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zlansky, attacked Russia and demanded the assistance of Europe in a recorded speech to the European Parliament.

“The country is in tragedy, we are fighting for our land, our freedom and our life,” Zlansky said. “No one will break us. Because we are Ukrainians. Ukraine is sacrificing its best sons in the hope that they will treat us as equals. Dozens of people were killed in Kharkov, this is the price of freedom. Russia is attacking children, 16 children were killed yesterday.” Zalansky called on the European Parliament to “prove that you are with us, prove that you are real Europeans.” At the end of the speech, Zelsky received thunderous applause.

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European Council President Charles Michel added after the speech that: “The challenge is very difficult and the decisions we will have to make together will be serious. Again blood and war have reached the European continent. Vladimir Putin has launched an invasion of Ukraine without justification. Not only Ukraine is under attack. World order and democracy are also under attack. This is geopolitical terrorism. We must support Ukraine, and we support Ukraine. More and more countries are joining the coalition with one message: Russia, stop the war! Go home. I salute President Zalransky and Lanshi For their courage. “

“Zalanski wanted to join the EU. We must respond in a timely manner. There are different approaches in Europe on the issue. Putin thought he would break European unity, he was wrong.”

As you may recall, yesterday Zalanski formally submitted an application to join the European Union. In response, German Foreign Minister Anlina Barbock said it was a process that would take time.

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Meanwhile, the Ukrainian defense minister warned that Russia would try to produce Pike news that Ukraine had surrendered.

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