On the occasion of four years since the Russian invasion, Zelensky states that Putin has not succeeded in breaking Ukraine and emphasizes the desire to achieve a strong and lasting peace.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky marked four years since the Russian invasion, emphasizing that Vladimir Putin has failed to achieve his objectives, and the Ukrainian people have shown remarkable resilience. In a video message, Zelensky stated that Ukraine desires a "strong, dignified, and lasting" peace and highlighted the courage and determination of its people in the face of aggression.

He recalled the early days of the war when he refused to leave Ukraine, asking instead for weapons to fight. Zelensky emphasized that Ukraine has built solid resistance, managing to survive and develop despite constant attacks.

The president thanked foreign leaders who have supported Ukraine and stressed the importance of recognizing Russia as the aggressor. In the end, he sent a message of encouragement to the Ukrainian people, stating that despite the difficulties, Ukraine continues to fight for its future. Zelensky concluded with a call for unity and determination, emphasizing that every success is the result of the collective efforts of Ukrainians.