Slaves are not allowed to paradise, Ukrainians know how to defend their freedom – Zelenskyy
Today, February 20, Ukraine honors the heroes who gave their lives for Ukraine and Ukrainians during the Revolution of Dignity.
President Zelenskyy posted an address on Telegram.
He noted that despite the fact that the Revolution of Dignity has already ended, the struggle for independence continues. According to him, "our strength and fortitude are based on the strength and fortitude of many Ukrainians who did not give up, who dreamed and acted for Ukraine to live."
"Today we honor the heroes who gave their lives for Ukraine and Ukrainians during the Revolution of Dignity. The Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred. People of different ages and professions, from different regions, but with the same and true values. This is respect for every person. Freedom and equality. Democracy. Ukraine's openness to the world and the unity of our country with the whole of Europe. And, of course, it is Ukraine's independence. What motivated the Maidans to gather and defend themselves. What motivates us to fight and liberate our land now," he said.
Nine years after the Revolution of Dignity, the battle for our independence continues, Zelensky emphasized.
"For an independent, free and powerful Ukraine, European and democratic, independent and united. And there is no doubt that we will protect all this, that we will make the dream of Ukrainian heroes come true. Slaves are not allowed to paradise. This is the essence of the Ukrainian interpretation of freedom. This is the reason why there will be no enemy left on our land," President Zelenskyy said.
"The time comes when the voices of millions merge into a single voice of the people, saying that Ukrainians want and will live only in a free state. In their own Ukraine. Which will certainly survive. And which will certainly preserve freedom," he added.
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