Volodymyr Zelenskyy
The President of Ukraine called on all countries to support the provision of long-range weapons, especially Germany. The first strikes with American weapons have already been made against a military arsenal in the Bryansk region.
The government dismissed Yevheniia Smirnova from the post of Deputy Minister of Education and Science and Iryna Kondratova from the post of Deputy Head of the NHSU. Zelenskyy also announced the restart of the diplomatic service.
The President presented a plan to establish rehabilitation units in every community in Ukraine by 2025. He also announced new programs to support veterans, including housing, education, and medical care.
By the end of the year, Ukraine will replace the ambassadors ' Corps and fill all vacant positions. Special attention will be paid to the G7+ states and the creation of the Ministry of unification of Ukrainians.
President Zelenskyy presented a “Resilience Plan” to the Verkhovna Rada, where he proposed to introduce the institution of multiple citizenship. He emphasized that Ukrainians have become a global nation, and this should be used in the interests of the state.
Zelenskyy presented a new “Resilience Plan” to the Verkhovna Rada with a security system at the regional, city, and community levels. The plan provides for enhanced security in schools, modernization of shelters, and de-mining of territories.
The President presented the fifth point of the Resilience Plan on energy. Russia has shelled more than 1,000 energy facilities, but Ukraine is preparing energy resilience passports for all regions.
The President has instructed to develop special tax conditions for border cities following the example of Kharkiv. It is also planned to expand international cooperation between communities and strengthen domestic support for the frontline areas.
The President announced a new security project to install metal detector frames in schools and public buildings. Government officials and local authorities should provide clear deadlines for the implementation of this initiative.
Denmark allocates 130 million euros for the Ukrainian defense industry. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen emphasized the importance of the Ukrainian experience for European countries.
The President presented the “Resilience Plan” with a new economic strategy to the Verkhovna Rada. The document envisages support for entrepreneurship, de-shadowing of the economy, and the resumption of the 5-7-9 and ePidtrymka programs.
The President announced his refusal to lower the mobilization age and announced a new system of military contracts. The Ministry of Defense will develop special conditions for volunteers who have not reached the draft age.
The President said that no one in the world demands that Ukraine hold elections during the war. According to him, elections will be held only after a fair peace is achieved.
The President said that Ukraine will not trade sovereignty or give up its territories. To achieve all of Ukraine's goals, it may have to wait for a change in the Russian leadership.
Zelenskyy announced the search for conventional instruments to deter Russia without nuclear weapons. In 2024, it is planned to produce 3,000 cruise missiles and 30,000 long-range drones.
The first meeting of the Technology Council will be held in early December to develop military technologies. Ukraine plans to produce 3,000 cruise missiles and 30,000 drones in 2024.
The President said that inviting Ukraine to join NATO was a well-deserved step and a correction of a historical mistake. According to him, the only obstacle is the lack of political will of the partners.
Mette Frederiksen, the Prime Minister of Denmark, has arrived on a visit to Ukraine. President Zelenskyy will meet with her after a session in the Verkhovna Rada.
The President announced an increase in direct funding for brigades to purchase drones. According to him, drones compensate for the shortage of artillery and ensure the destruction of the occupier's equipment.
The President has instructed the Cabinet of Ministers to introduce free meals for all Ukrainian schoolchildren starting in 2025. Earlier, such a program was already implemented for students in grades 1-4.
Zelenskyy announced Ukraine's readiness to start negotiations on the first cluster of accession to the EU in early 2025. The President emphasized the need to become the fastest country in the process of European integration.
The President said that unity is the first element of Ukraine's Resilience Plan and Victory Plan. Zelenskyy emphasized that the internal unity of Ukrainians helped unite Europe and change the world's perception of the EU.
The President said that the resilience of Ukrainians from Kupiansk to Zaporizhzhia could provide the preconditions for ending the war. He urged not to expect a miracle from Trump, but to work every day.
The President of Ukraine called on the EU to put pressure on Russia to start adequate negotiations. Zelenskyy emphasized that Russia could be forced to peace by limiting its money and power.
President Zelenskyy tells the European Parliament that Putin is using DPRK troops in the war in Ukraine. According to him, the number of North Korean soldiers could reach 100,000.
The President of Ukraine addressed the members of the European Parliament. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of joint efforts to achieve real peace.
President Zelenskyy announced the production of 30,000 long-range drones and 3,000 cruise missiles in 2025. The resilience plan includes an increase in direct funding for brigades and the creation of a Technology Beta.
The President of Ukraine presented the Resilience Plan, which will be fully disclosed in December. The plan contains 10 key areas and should lead the country from war to peace.
President Zelenskyy said that Ukraine will not give up its rights to its entire territory. He also emphasized that the country would not allow itself to be used in election campaigns in Europe.
President Zelenskyy said in the Verkhovna Rada that elections will take place only after a just peace is established. During his speech, he also addressed mobilization, the military ombudsman, and pension indexation.