Various international events are planned, and the Ukrainian position will sound, “as always, in favor of unity and joint actions.”
Next week, Ukraine, together with its partners, will work for world unity in the fight against terrorism. President Vladimir Zelensky said this in an evening video message on Sunday, October 8.
“It is very important that the whole world – the whole – does not stand aside from what happened today and respond as principledly as possible. Many were struck by the audacity of the terrorist attack (Hamas on Israel – ed.). audacity and thorough preparation. If terrorists can do it, it is a threat to more than one country. And next week we will work together – with our partners – for world unity in the face of terrorism,” the leader stressed of the state.
According to Zelensky, various international events have been planned, and the Ukrainian position will sound, “as always, in favor of unity and joint actions.”
The President emphasized that “terrorism has opened many fields against humanity.”
“War against Ukraine. War in the Middle East. Terrible destabilization in Africa. The constant attempt to provoke a crisis in the world food market. To be strong in these conditions is to fight fear. It is not enough be a big country. It is not enough to be a rich country. It is not enough to have ambitions. To be strong “is to help protect people and lives from any manifestation of terrorism. And that’s it. To help,” Zelensky said.
We remind you that on the night of October 8, as a result of the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel, more than 700 Israelis were killed and more than 2,100 were injured. It is known that among those killed in Israel there are two citizens of Ukraine.
More than 100 Ukrainians turned to the Ukrainian Embassy in Israel for help. The location of five Ukrainians in southern Israel has been established.
Source: korrespondent
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