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Our Mobile Unbreakable Center "Mitzvotank" is currently operating work in Kyiv, to help people who have been left without electricity and heat due to russian attacks on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure. To understand, the temperature in Ukraine is currently reaching -21 °C/ -5.8 °F

Our Mobile Unbreakable Center "Mitzvotank" is currently operating work in Kyiv, to help people who have been left without electricity and heat due to russian attacks on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure. To understand, the temperature in Ukraine is currently reaching -21 °C/ -5.8 °F

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Ukrainians always defend what is theirs. Defend their independence. Dignity. Their right to live freely. It was the people who won freedom for Ukraine. Ordinary people who care about Ukraine's future and how Ukrainian children will live. We remember what it cost in 2014. We honor the courage of everyone who took part in the Revolution of Dignity, everyone who did not leave the Maidan so that Ukraine would not be left without freedom. Blessed be the memory of all the Heavenly Hundred heroes, as well as every Ukrainian who gave their lives so that Ukraine would be free. Glory to Ukraine!

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I spoke with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte Mark Rutte. Russian strikes during such a cold winter are creating serious challenges for us. Today there was a Russian strike on an energy facility in Kharkiv: hundreds of thousands of people were left without electricity and heating. I informed Mark about these attacks and about our needs for protection and bolstering our air defense. The PURL initiative is helping us a lot in this regard, and we are counting on an increase in contributions this month. We also discussed our diplomatic work in detail, as well as our contacts with partners in the United States and Europe. We exchanged views on what the next steps should be. We have already achieved significant progress, and it is now important not to slow down. Ukraine has never been – and will never be – an obstacle to achieving peace. Thank you for your support!

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President Zelenskyy: I want to thank every country, every leader who supported Ukraine and our proposal - the proposal we offered to Russia - for a complete silence. As of today, we can see that Russia responded to our proposal for a ceasefire only with new strikes. In fact, throughout the entire day, almost every hour, reports have been coming in from different regions of our country about attacks: Donetsk region, Kharkiv region, Dnipropetrovsk region, Sumy and Sumy region, Chernihiv region, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson. Russia has not stopped any form of its military activity. Unfortunately, it has not stopped. Ukraine will respond symmetrically. Depending on the situation tonight and tomorrow, we will also determine our entirely justified responses. Russia has received from us a clear proposal regarding silence and diplomacy, and it knows how to contact Ukraine or our partners in order to coordinate the details. But if the one person in Moscow who cannot live without war is interested only in a parade and nothing else, then that is a different matter. Ukraine is ready to work for peace. Ukraine seeks to end this war with dignity. Russia has fought itself into a position where even its main parade now depends on us. And this is a clear signal: it is time to end this. I thank everyone who stands with us, who stands with Ukraine. Slava Ukraini!

President Zelenskyy: I want to thank every country, every leader who supported Ukraine and our proposal - the proposal we offered to Russia - for a complete silence. As of today, we can see that Russia responded to our proposal for a ceasefire only with new strikes. In fact, throughout the entire day, almost every hour, reports have been coming in from different regions of our country about attacks: Donetsk region, Kharkiv region, Dnipropetrovsk region, Sumy and Sumy region, Chernihiv region, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson. Russia has not stopped any form of its military activity. Unfortunately, it has not stopped. Ukraine will respond symmetrically. Depending on the situation tonight and tomorrow, we will also determine our entirely justified responses. Russia has received from us a clear proposal regarding silence and diplomacy, and it knows how to contact Ukraine or our partners in order to coordinate the details. But if the one person in Moscow who cannot live without war is interested only in a parade and nothing else, then that is a different matter. Ukraine is ready to work for peace. Ukraine seeks to end this war with dignity. Russia has fought itself into a position where even its main parade now depends on us. And this is a clear signal: it is time to end this. I thank everyone who stands with us, who stands with Ukraine. Slava Ukraini!

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We will not falter in our support for Ukraine. We will not stop our efforts to end this war. And we will not rest until the people of Ukraine can live peacefully and safely in their own country.

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President of Ukraine: We will work calmly with the US and all our partners. There will be a constructive search for solutions with our main partner. We will definitely not give the enemy any reason to say that Ukraine does not want peace, that it is disrupting the process, and that Ukraine is not ready for diplomacy. This is the dignity and freedom of Ukrainians, because everything else is based on this: our sovereignty, our independence, our land, our people, and Ukraine's future. We will and must do everything we can to ensure that in the end, there is an end to the war and not an end to Ukraine, Europe, and global peace. I have just spoken with Europeans, and we are counting on our European friends, who understand that Russia is not far away, that it is close to the EU's borders, and that Ukraine is now the only shield separating comfortable European life from Putin's plans. We remember that Europe was with us, and we believe that Europe will be with us. Ukraine should not experience déjà vu of February 24, when we felt that we were alone, when no one could stop Russia except our heroic people, who stood as a wall against Putin's army. And we were certainly very pleased when the world said, "Ukrainians are incredible. God, how Ukrainians fight, how Ukrainians struggle, what titans they are." And that is absolutely true. But Europe and the whole world must understand another truth - that Ukrainians are, first and foremost, people. And for almost four years of full-scale invasion, we have been holding back one of the largest armies in the world, and we are holding a front line of several thousand kilometers. And every night, our people endure shelling, missile attacks, ballistic missile and Shaded strikes. And every day, our people lose someone close to them. And our people really, really want this war to end. We are, of course, made of steel, but even the strongest metal can give way. Don't forget that. Stand with Ukraine, stand with our people. And therefore, stand with dignity and freedom.

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