"Going Forward": Zelensky and Commanders Army on the 500th day of the war turned to Ukrainians (video)

In a video recorded before the 500th day from the beginning of a full-scale invasion, the President expressed his respect for anyone who has been protecting the freedom and independence of Ukraine for a long time. "We go forward," - in such words, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the heads of various military agencies of the country turned to Ukrainians for a video dedicated to 500 days from the beginning of a full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine.

Behind the scenes, the Head of State thanked the soldiers who steadily protect the country on the battlefield. The video was posted in the President's Telegram channel. "500 days of full -scale war. And a single day of weakness. Thank you all who fight for the sake of freedom and independence of Ukraine!" - Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote.

The two-minute roller shows the frames of battles, the release of the Ukrainian army of settlements from the Russian invaders, as well as brief appeals of the commander of the defense forces, including the commander-in-chief The Tavriya troops Alexander Tarnavsky, Commander of the Special Operations forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Viktor Khorenko and others. All participants of the video say the phrase: "We go forward!" Volodymyr Zelenskyy reads the order.

"We destroy the occupiers for 500 days, protect Ukraine, take care of Ukrainians and try a new step forward every day. We go to victory. We go forward. Thank you everyone and everyone," the president says. Earlier in the office of the President, they published the address of Vladimir Zelensky, recorded on the island of Snake, where the guarantor went after a visit to Turkey. "Today we have honored our, Ukrainian heroes - all the soldiers who fought for this island that liberated it.

And although it is a small pod of land in the middle of our Black Sea, this is a great proof that Ukraine will return every part of its territory to itself," - Vladimir Zelensky said. Earlier, Focus wrote about the main battles of the Russian-Ukrainian war, which lasts a year and a half.