The President recalled that Russia’s war against Ukraine began with the annexation of Crimea.
Ukraine will definitely return the occupied Crimea, and the Russian war will end on the peninsula, where it began in 2014. This was announced on Tuesday, August 9, by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.
“This Russian war against Ukraine and against all free Europe began in Crimea and must end in Crimea – its liberation. Russia has made our peninsula, which has been and will be one of the most beautiful places in Europe, in one of the most dangerous places. But we will return to Crimea,” he said.
Speaking about the peninsula, the Ukrainian leader noted that Crimean platform this year will be no less weighty and representative than 2021.
“It’s too early to reveal all the details, but this year is the work Crimean platform is much less weighty and representative than last year, when the first summit took place,” Zelensky said.
He noted that at this time, the country’s authorities are preparing new solutions for the protection and enforcement of the rights of the indigenous people of Ukraine, programs for the restoration of the economy of Crimea after liberation from the invaders,
The president also emphasized that “from Kharkiv to Kherson, from Donetsk to Energodar, from Stanytsia Luhanska to Yalta, from Berdyansk to Novofedorovka – all this is part of our country, all this is Ukraine, which will be completely free. “
Recall that in Crimea, not far from Novofedorovka, explosions occurred at a military base of the Russian Federation.
Gauleiter of the peninsula Sergei Aksyonov said that at least one person died as a result of the explosions at the airport.
It was also reported that a “yellow” terrorist threat level was declared in Crimea.
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Source: korrespondent
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