Speeches

All supplies of any components for terror to Russia must be cut off to stop this terror. And this applies not only to protecting lives in Ukraine.

We are preparing our diplomacy and international communications to ensure strong positions not only for Ukraine but for our entire Europe.

I wish us to be strong, to believe in ourselves, to believe in Ukraine. And to know for sure that Ukrainian unity is not just about the two banks of the Dnipro. It is about our entire world.

That’s the key question for Europe. And it’s not just about ideas. It’s about people first of all. About how they’ll live in a world that’s constantly changing.

I wish President Trump and all of America success.

I have just signed a decree enacting the NSDC’s decision on sanctions.

We are constantly working to secure more air defense systems for Ukraine – modern systems – capable of intercepting these types of ballistic missiles. Additionally, we are focused on ensuring that our Ukrainian army can take active action against enemy launchers, including those on Russian territory.

Today, I held a meeting of the Staff. The topics were varied, but overall focused on achieving independence in armaments.

Today, together with the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, we met with Ukrainian drone manufacturers – this is the type of weapon that is currently being made in Ukraine and is most profitable to produce here, compared to anywhere else in Europe.

I have instructed to clarify everything for the public and to ensure that the number of specialists needed by the Air Force to carry out combat missions – for our aviation, air defense, and mobile fire groups – is not reduced.