Enemy fears not international organizations, but Ukrainian people - Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (photo: Getty Images)
The Russian Federation is not afraid of international organizations, it is afraid of the Ukrainian people, said the President of Ukraine in his New Year's address.
The Ukrainian president noted that Russia is not as afraid of pressure from international organizations as it is of the unity of the Ukrainian people.
"Today we are celebrating the New Year together. According to our time. And at exactly 12 o'clock we will sing our anthem together - the anthem of Ukraine. With love for Ukraine. And this love is stronger than the occupation. This love for Ukraine is the driving force that the invaders are so afraid of. And Crimea, Donbas, Luhansk, Berdiansk, Melitopol, Mariupol - all our people - know that your enemies are actually very afraid of you. Not of international organizations with political appeals, but of the Ukrainian spirit of Ukrainian people who have proved, are proving, and will prove that we are stronger. Stronger than captivity. Stronger than the enemy. Stronger than this war. Because we are such a nation," Zelenskyy emphasized.
Recently, the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine named two of Russia's biggest fears.
