In his Christmas speech, Zelensky reiterated that Ukraine is praying “for the end of the war” and “for victory.”
The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said this Sunday that the population is praying “for the end of the war” and “for victory” against Russia’s invasion, which was unleashed in February 2022 on the orders of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Zelensky released a message on the occasion of Christmas Eve expressing his wish that “all fathers, husbands, brothers and grandparents return (home).” May mothers, wives and sisters return victorious,” said the document released by the Ukrainian presidency. With that he had words “for those who gather in the trenches on Christmas Eve with weapons in hand and face the enemy.” “Guardian angels of Ukraine who show every day that good and light will prevail,” he explained, before emphasizing: “They are the ones who show that miracles exist.” “In difficult moments, while defending our lands and our souls, “We advance on the path to freedom,” he emphasized, while emphasizing: “ It is a path to achieving complete independence, including spiritual independence.” “Freedom of our faith from the ideology of slavery, from a cult that there is nothing human.” “Today is not so much about how we decorate our houses, “But about how we protect them and eliminate the chaos by driving the enemy out of our homes,” he explained, before adding that now children's desire is not for their father to come home from work early, but for him to returns home.