General Zaluzhnyi addressed the nation on the Armed Forces Day
Source: General Zaluzhnyi on Facebook
The Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, addressed the nation with a statement on the Armed Forces Day.
‘I bow my head before your feat! In front of every soldier, sergeant, and officer. Especially in front of those who today, in the heat of battle and under fire, in cold frozen trenches and ruins, firmly hold the defense and destroy the insidious enemy’, Zaluzhnyi wrote.
The commander-in-chief emphasized that the soldiers are fighting for the future of our children, so Ukrainians ‘have no right to lose’.
‘I am proud of everyone who is in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine today. Ukraine does not give up thanks to you. And thanks to you, I am convinced again and again – no matter how difficult it is for us, there will definitely be no shame! Thank you for your service! Congratulations on the Armed Forces Day!
The Armed Forces Day is annually marked in Ukraine on December 6.
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