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In the first year of the Ukrainian war, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky spoke. In his speech, Zelensky pointed to the ongoing invasion of Russia and said: “We will defeat each of them.”

Zelensky’s 15-minute speech, which was broadcast as a video message, was called “The Year of Invincibility.” In his message, Zelensky said: “A year ago, I addressed you here from the same place with a short statement lasting 67 seconds. We are strong. We are ready for anything. We will defeat each of them. Here’s how it started on February 24, 2022. The longest day of our lives. The hardest day in our recent history. We woke up early and never slept again,” he said.

Western military experts estimate that a total of 100,000 people have been killed or wounded in the year-long war. The worst conflicts in Europe since World War II have killed tens of thousands of civilians and displaced millions of people from their homes.

Zelenskiy mentioned the disappearances in his speech and said: “Every single person in their phone book will no longer be able to answer messages and will never answer the phone again. He won’t be able to say “how are you”. This question took on a whole new meaning during the war years,” he said.

Noting that the nation has united in the war, Zelensky called the past year a year of resistance, courage, pain and unity and said: “We have become a great army. Someone found, someone brought, someone packed, but everyone contributed. And as a result, most importantly, we survived. “We are invincible and will do everything to win this year,” he said.

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