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Mr Speaker, all the members of parliament, ladies and gentlemen, I am addressing all the people of the United Kingdom and all the people from the country with a big history.
I am addressing you as a citizen, as a president, of also a big country, with a dream and big effort.
I would like to tell you about the 13 days of war, the war that we didn’t start and we didn’t want. However we have to conduct this war, we do not want to lose what we have, what is ours, our country Ukraine …
Just the same way you once didn’t want to lose your country when the Nazis started to fight your country and you had to fight for Britain …
Ukraine were not looking to have this war. The Ukraine have not been looking to become big but they have become big over the days of this war. We are the country that are saving people despite having to fight one of the biggest armies in the world. We have to fight the helicopters, rockets …
The question for us now is to be or not to be. Oh no, this Shakespearean question. For 13 days this question could have been asked but now I can give you a definitive answer. It’s definitely yes, to be.
And I would like to remind you the words that the United Kingdom have already heard, which are important again. We will not give up and we will not lose.
We will fight til the end, at sea, in the air. We will continue fighting for our land, whatever the cost. We will fight in the forests, in the fields, on the shores, in the streets …
We are looking for your help, for the help of western counties.
We are thankful for this help and I am grateful to you Boris.
Please increase the pressure of sanctions against this country (Russia) and please recognise this country as a terrorist country.
Please make sure that our Ukrainian skies are safe.
Please make sure that you do what needs to be done and what is stipulated by the greatness of your country.
Glory to Ukraine and glory to the United Kingdom.
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