Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, has promised that his country will win this year, as the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion falls on Friday.
In an early-morning tweet, Zelensky stated that the Ukrainian people had become “invincible” during “a year of pain, sorrow, faith, and unity.”
“We know that our victory will come in 2023!” He penned.
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He declared that the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022, was “the longest day of our lives.”
“We survived the first day of the full-scale war,” Zelensky stated. Although we had no idea what tomorrow would bring, we were well aware that fighting is necessary for every tomorrow. We also fought.
For their tens of thousands of dead, Ukrainians planned memorials, candle vigils, and other remembrances, and the death toll keeps rising as fighting continues.
To commemorate a year since Putin’s invasion, there were concerns that Russia might launch yet another barrage of missiles against Ukraine.
In the meantime, the United States and other European nations, such as Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and Finland, have pledged to send aid to Ukraine to assist it in resisting the war.