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What does #independence mean? It’s not just about flags, anthems, or borders. First and foremost — it’s about people. About those who lived through occupation and refused to break. Who held onto their freedom — even after Russian filtration camps and interrogations. Who passed that freedom on to their...

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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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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!

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

167,480 次观看 • 6 个月前

Imagine your home is invaded. Naturally, you continue to support your homeland’s army. For loving your country, the occupiers brand you a traitor and sentence you to 12 years and 6 months in prison. This is what happened to Yulia Stanika, a 30-year-old resident of the Kherson region. It’s not just about the land… It’s about the Ukrainians who face persecution under Russian control.
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Imagine your home is invaded. Naturally, you continue to support your homeland’s army. For loving your country, the occupiers brand you a traitor and sentence you to 12 years and 6 months in prison. This is what happened to Yulia Stanika, a 30-year-old resident of the Kherson region. It’s not just about the land… It’s about the Ukrainians who face persecution under Russian control.

Natalka

14,277 次观看 • 10 个月前

In my today’s address to the Parliament of Canada I emphasized that what Russian occupiers are doing to Ukraine is genocide. And when we want to win, when we call on the world to support us, it’s not just about an ordinary conflict. It’s about saving lives of millions of people.
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In my today’s address to the Parliament of Canada I emphasized that what Russian occupiers are doing to Ukraine is genocide. And when we want to win, when we call on the world to support us, it’s not just about an ordinary conflict. It’s about saving lives of millions of people.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

937,290 次观看 • 2 年前

Independence is a fire that burns in the heart of every Ukrainian. It has never gone out, not even in the darkest times of our history. It’s with us now, when we are once again defending our freedom. Thoughts of our children give us strength. Their dreams, creativity, and ambitions are already shaping the future. They show the world that we cannot be broken. They choose freedom and independence. It is up to them to decide what Ukraine will be like after the war. Now it’s their time to discover the skills to act, rebuild, and create a country that future generations will be proud of. Klitschko Foundation is here to help, teach, and support. Let’s fight for our dream, our independence, and our future together! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes! #Ukraine #WeAreAllUkrainians
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Independence is a fire that burns in the heart of every Ukrainian. It has never gone out, not even in the darkest times of our history. It’s with us now, when we are once again defending our freedom. Thoughts of our children give us strength. Their dreams, creativity, and ambitions are already shaping the future. They show the world that we cannot be broken. They choose freedom and independence. It is up to them to decide what Ukraine will be like after the war. Now it’s their time to discover the skills to act, rebuild, and create a country that future generations will be proud of. Klitschko Foundation is here to help, teach, and support. Let’s fight for our dream, our independence, and our future together! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes! #Ukraine #WeAreAllUkrainians

Klitschko

91,820 次观看 • 2 年前

🇺🇦 What victory means for Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said victory is not only about reclaiming territory. “Ukraine’s victory is the preservation of our independence. And victory for justice around the world is the return of all our lands,” he emphasized. In other words, it’s not just about borders — it’s about the country’s right to exist without outside domination. Territory is a matter of justice. Independence is a matter of survival.
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🇺🇦 What victory means for Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said victory is not only about reclaiming territory. “Ukraine’s victory is the preservation of our independence. And victory for justice around the world is the return of all our lands,” he emphasized. In other words, it’s not just about borders — it’s about the country’s right to exist without outside domination. Territory is a matter of justice. Independence is a matter of survival.

NEXTA

27,102 次观看 • 6 个月前

Our Constitution's first article begins with the word "Ukraine." And from the first minutes of the war, millions of people demonstrated that Ukraine was their top priority. Everyone who thought, first and foremost, not of themselves. Who understands that in times of war, a critical duty emerges. Article 17 of the Constitution states that protecting Ukraine is the most important function of the state and a matter of concern for the entire Ukrainian people. Millions of Ukrainians demonstrate their commitment to this every day. Heroes on the front lines and those working tirelessly to strengthen the state. Ukrainians who have changed their lives and professions, but not their commitment to freedom, Ukraine, and Europe. Happy Constitution Day, fellow citizens. Glory to Ukraine!
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Our Constitution's first article begins with the word "Ukraine." And from the first minutes of the war, millions of people demonstrated that Ukraine was their top priority. Everyone who thought, first and foremost, not of themselves. Who understands that in times of war, a critical duty emerges. Article 17 of the Constitution states that protecting Ukraine is the most important function of the state and a matter of concern for the entire Ukrainian people. Millions of Ukrainians demonstrate their commitment to this every day. Heroes on the front lines and those working tirelessly to strengthen the state. Ukrainians who have changed their lives and professions, but not their commitment to freedom, Ukraine, and Europe. Happy Constitution Day, fellow citizens. Glory to Ukraine!

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

349,869 次观看 • 2 年前

“To any Pro-Ukrainian out there, also known as Anti-American, if you ever feel that it’s appropriate to stop the Vice President,.. in front of their 3 year old daughter and say the things you said to JD Vance, you belong in a special place. That place is called Ukraine” THIS🔥👇🏼
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“To any Pro-Ukrainian out there, also known as Anti-American, if you ever feel that it’s appropriate to stop the Vice President,.. in front of their 3 year old daughter and say the things you said to JD Vance, you belong in a special place. That place is called Ukraine” THIS🔥👇🏼

TONY™

191,684 次观看 • 1 年前

HODGES: I love waking up every morning and seeing smoke coming from Russian oil terminal, or bridge that’s been hit, or Russian convoy vehicles on fire. I love seeing pictures of Russian tourists in Crimea who are amazed at what’s happening. They can’t believe this is happening. To me, this just shows that Russian government has not been honest with its people about the true state of the war. I mean, who would take their family to Crimea for a summer holiday in the middle of the war with everything that’s going on? So now, Russian population is starting to experience a little of what Ukrainians have been dealing with for years. It’s clear to me that the momentum has shifted in favor of Ukraine. It’s becoming increasingly obvious, even to skeptics who weren’t sure Ukraine could pull this off. I think it’s very important that both Ukraine and the West keep their foot on the gas and don’t let up now.
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HODGES: I love waking up every morning and seeing smoke coming from Russian oil terminal, or bridge that’s been hit, or Russian convoy vehicles on fire. I love seeing pictures of Russian tourists in Crimea who are amazed at what’s happening. They can’t believe this is happening. To me, this just shows that Russian government has not been honest with its people about the true state of the war. I mean, who would take their family to Crimea for a summer holiday in the middle of the war with everything that’s going on? So now, Russian population is starting to experience a little of what Ukrainians have been dealing with for years. It’s clear to me that the momentum has shifted in favor of Ukraine. It’s becoming increasingly obvious, even to skeptics who weren’t sure Ukraine could pull this off. I think it’s very important that both Ukraine and the West keep their foot on the gas and don’t let up now.

Kate from Kharkiv

36,220 次观看 • 2 个月前

Rubio is now saying that NATO countries supposedly don’t want to supply Ukraine with air defense systems to protect civilians from Russian attacks. If that’s true, it’s only because NATO countries clearly understand that no one is likely to protect THEM when Russia attacks. And of course, it’s absurd to say that Ukraine wants something it “cannot” take back militarily. Ukraine doesn’t want to take anything. Ukraine has the right to be on its own land — and so does the Ukrainian army. It’s very convenient to first FORCIBLY DISARM a country under the guise of security guarantees, and then pressure it to give everything up and betray its own people.
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Rubio is now saying that NATO countries supposedly don’t want to supply Ukraine with air defense systems to protect civilians from Russian attacks. If that’s true, it’s only because NATO countries clearly understand that no one is likely to protect THEM when Russia attacks. And of course, it’s absurd to say that Ukraine wants something it “cannot” take back militarily. Ukraine doesn’t want to take anything. Ukraine has the right to be on its own land — and so does the Ukrainian army. It’s very convenient to first FORCIBLY DISARM a country under the guise of security guarantees, and then pressure it to give everything up and betray its own people.

Victoria

121,101 次观看 • 1 年前

It was an honor for me to address the Norwegian Parliament and people for the second time, this time in person. Norway was the first country to approve a long-term support program for Ukraine, setting an example for other nations. Today’s Ukraine-Northern Europe Summit affirmed that support for Ukraine is becoming long-term. This is a huge step. It’s not just about sending the right signal to Moscow—that Ukraine won’t be abandoned. It’s about sending the right signal to our people, our soldiers, and everyone in Ukraine who is fighting and working for freedom. This is vital for people’s motivation, and not only in Ukraine. The 21st century should not be a period in which dictators triumph. And it won’t be. We must do enough for this!
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It was an honor for me to address the Norwegian Parliament and people for the second time, this time in person. Norway was the first country to approve a long-term support program for Ukraine, setting an example for other nations. Today’s Ukraine-Northern Europe Summit affirmed that support for Ukraine is becoming long-term. This is a huge step. It’s not just about sending the right signal to Moscow—that Ukraine won’t be abandoned. It’s about sending the right signal to our people, our soldiers, and everyone in Ukraine who is fighting and working for freedom. This is vital for people’s motivation, and not only in Ukraine. The 21st century should not be a period in which dictators triumph. And it won’t be. We must do enough for this!

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

441,009 次观看 • 2 年前

Today, our insane neighbor has once again revealed its true nature—its disdain for dignity, freedom, and human life itself. And, most of all, its fear. Fear so overwhelming that it unleashes missile after missile, scouring the globe for more weapons—whether from Iran or North Korea. Today, it was a new Russian missile. Its speed and altitude suggest intercontinental ballistic capabilities. Investigations are ongoing. It’s clear that Putin is using Ukraine as a testing ground. It’s also clear that he is terrified of normal life next to him. A life where people live with dignity. A country that wants to be free and has the right to be independent. Putin will do anything to keep his neighbor from slipping out of his grasp. And I thank every Ukrainian—men and women alike—who defend Ukraine from this evil with resilience, bravery, and strength. With dignity. Dignity. It’s one of the defining words for Ukraine. And it’s a word that will likely never again be spoken about Russia.
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Today, our insane neighbor has once again revealed its true nature—its disdain for dignity, freedom, and human life itself. And, most of all, its fear. Fear so overwhelming that it unleashes missile after missile, scouring the globe for more weapons—whether from Iran or North Korea. Today, it was a new Russian missile. Its speed and altitude suggest intercontinental ballistic capabilities. Investigations are ongoing. It’s clear that Putin is using Ukraine as a testing ground. It’s also clear that he is terrified of normal life next to him. A life where people live with dignity. A country that wants to be free and has the right to be independent. Putin will do anything to keep his neighbor from slipping out of his grasp. And I thank every Ukrainian—men and women alike—who defend Ukraine from this evil with resilience, bravery, and strength. With dignity. Dignity. It’s one of the defining words for Ukraine. And it’s a word that will likely never again be spoken about Russia.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

2,360,185 次观看 • 1 年前

Host: Russia is making a show of anger now, saying Britain will face consequences for sending missile blueprints to Ukraine. John Foreman: Any anger Kremlin is feeling is because of their own mad decisions to invade Ukraine in the first place. Russia's been threatening Britain with consequences since 2022, and before. It’s part and parcel of the dialogue you get from Kremlin. In response to what Russia has been doing to the people of Ukraine for the last four and a half years, Ukraine is quite within its rights to defend itself. On these missile blueprints, it’s an evolution of the capabilities we’ve provided to Ukrainians in their wish to remain an independent, sovereign, and democratic country, as expressed on their Independence Day, rather than a shift from our side.
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Host: Russia is making a show of anger now, saying Britain will face consequences for sending missile blueprints to Ukraine. John Foreman: Any anger Kremlin is feeling is because of their own mad decisions to invade Ukraine in the first place. Russia's been threatening Britain with consequences since 2022, and before. It’s part and parcel of the dialogue you get from Kremlin. In response to what Russia has been doing to the people of Ukraine for the last four and a half years, Ukraine is quite within its rights to defend itself. On these missile blueprints, it’s an evolution of the capabilities we’ve provided to Ukrainians in their wish to remain an independent, sovereign, and democratic country, as expressed on their Independence Day, rather than a shift from our side.

Kate from Kharkiv

35,835 次观看 • 1 天前

Lacy responds to Adin Ross’s comment on the PeterBot slur situation & claims it’s not normal to just randomly say the N-word 👀 “It’s not normal for a 16 year old who is able and willingly to move out their house to say it”
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Lacy responds to Adin Ross’s comment on the PeterBot slur situation & claims it’s not normal to just randomly say the N-word 👀 “It’s not normal for a 16 year old who is able and willingly to move out their house to say it”

Salt 💫

2,307,364 次观看 • 1 年前

What? Who is the woke right? There seems to be an attempt to discredit the entire debate. It’s about an abuse that is happening in the program and entry level people being replaced. It’s not about talented people coming in to add Exhibit A: Disney used H1B to layoff employees and train their foreign replacements. I don’t care where you live or who is replacing you. It’s wrong.
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What? Who is the woke right? There seems to be an attempt to discredit the entire debate. It’s about an abuse that is happening in the program and entry level people being replaced. It’s not about talented people coming in to add Exhibit A: Disney used H1B to layoff employees and train their foreign replacements. I don’t care where you live or who is replacing you. It’s wrong.

Sarah Sansoni

148,861 次观看 • 1 年前

Nobel Peace Prize laureate and human rights defender Oleksandra Matviichuk Oleksandra Matviichuk: Ukraine has found itself at the epicenter of events that will shape the future of the world. Because this is not just a war between two states, Russia and Ukraine, it is a war between two systems: authoritarianism and democracy. Peace is not made only on paper. Peace has to be made on the ground. And peace is not Russian occupation. Very often, I find myself in a weird situation where I have to convince someone that people in Ukraine want peace... Are you serious? People in Ukraine dream of peace. We simply do not want to be occupied by Russia. Because peace does not mean occupation. Occupation means disappearance, torture, rape, the denial of identity, the forcible adoption of children, filtration camps, and mass graves. So when we use the word "peace," we have to speak about freedom - the freedom to live without fear of violence and to have a long-term perspective for the future. This is peace.
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Nobel Peace Prize laureate and human rights defender Oleksandra Matviichuk Oleksandra Matviichuk: Ukraine has found itself at the epicenter of events that will shape the future of the world. Because this is not just a war between two states, Russia and Ukraine, it is a war between two systems: authoritarianism and democracy. Peace is not made only on paper. Peace has to be made on the ground. And peace is not Russian occupation. Very often, I find myself in a weird situation where I have to convince someone that people in Ukraine want peace... Are you serious? People in Ukraine dream of peace. We simply do not want to be occupied by Russia. Because peace does not mean occupation. Occupation means disappearance, torture, rape, the denial of identity, the forcible adoption of children, filtration camps, and mass graves. So when we use the word "peace," we have to speak about freedom - the freedom to live without fear of violence and to have a long-term perspective for the future. This is peace.

Anton Gerashchenko

51,063 次观看 • 7 个月前

Jensen Huang: “To be CEO is a lifetime of sacrifice” “Most people think that [being CEO] is about leading, being in command, and being on top,” Nvidia founder Jensen Huang begins. “But none of that is true.” Jensen explains: “You’re in service of the company. You’re creating conditions for other people to do their life’s work. You’re inspiring through example. Most of the examples are making difficult decisions during very difficult times. It’s mostly about sacrifice. It’s also about strategy. And strategy is not just about choosing what to do. It’s about choosing what not to do — which is sacrifice.” He continues: “The determination, conviction, pain, and suffering that goes along with overcoming obstacles is all sacrifice. I’m not trying to talk anybody out of the profession — if you are to do it, it’s the greatest honor. But you have to realize that it’s not about fame and glory. It’s mostly about pain and suffering.” Video source: The Cambridge Union (2025)
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Jensen Huang: “To be CEO is a lifetime of sacrifice” “Most people think that [being CEO] is about leading, being in command, and being on top,” Nvidia founder Jensen Huang begins. “But none of that is true.” Jensen explains: “You’re in service of the company. You’re creating conditions for other people to do their life’s work. You’re inspiring through example. Most of the examples are making difficult decisions during very difficult times. It’s mostly about sacrifice. It’s also about strategy. And strategy is not just about choosing what to do. It’s about choosing what not to do — which is sacrifice.” He continues: “The determination, conviction, pain, and suffering that goes along with overcoming obstacles is all sacrifice. I’m not trying to talk anybody out of the profession — if you are to do it, it’s the greatest honor. But you have to realize that it’s not about fame and glory. It’s mostly about pain and suffering.” Video source: The Cambridge Union (2025)

Startup Archive

152,003 次观看 • 9 个月前

PATTON: Many Ukrainian warriors are under thirty — YouTube, Nintendo generation. I met a 21-year-old soldier who earned equivalent of the Medal of Honor after thousand successful drone missions killing Russians. I do think it’s an existential battle. There really is a moral center to Ukraine, and it’s such a lovely place. I want to take my wife and kids to Odesa when it calms down — it’s very beautiful.
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PATTON: Many Ukrainian warriors are under thirty — YouTube, Nintendo generation. I met a 21-year-old soldier who earned equivalent of the Medal of Honor after thousand successful drone missions killing Russians. I do think it’s an existential battle. There really is a moral center to Ukraine, and it’s such a lovely place. I want to take my wife and kids to Odesa when it calms down — it’s very beautiful.

Kate from Kharkiv

97,484 次观看 • 4 个月前

AOC: It’s beyond just the American service members who have tragically died in this, and our hearts do go out in prayer to their families, but also the over 100 Iranian schoolgirls who have been killed in these attacks, and the countless people who are affected, possibly displaced as well. This is really about our humanity and strategic interests. It’s both the same thing — that a war with Iran, and global war, is just not what Americans want, and I don’t think that it’s what the majority of people around the world want.
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AOC: It’s beyond just the American service members who have tragically died in this, and our hearts do go out in prayer to their families, but also the over 100 Iranian schoolgirls who have been killed in these attacks, and the countless people who are affected, possibly displaced as well. This is really about our humanity and strategic interests. It’s both the same thing — that a war with Iran, and global war, is just not what Americans want, and I don’t think that it’s what the majority of people around the world want.

Acyn

31,133 次观看 • 5 个月前