Today, many Ukrainians wore vyshyvankas. It’s important to remember the richness that unites us all. Ukraine is diverse, and this is our strength…

Today, many Ukrainians wore vyshyvankas. It’s important to remember the richness that unites us all.

Ukraine is diverse, and this is our strength, and it was evident throughout the day in the different patterns of embroidery.
But now I ask you all to remember those Ukrainians who are literally our strength and our defense. Many of our people were not wearing vyshyvankas because they were in military uniforms.

I ask you now to remember everyone who is fighting for Ukraine. All those who are on combat missions and at combat posts for the sake of Ukraine. All those who train our soldiers for the sake of Ukraine.
Those whom you know personally, those whom you have heard about, and thousands and thousands of others who are equally protecting the life of Ukraine. Please remember them now and thank them.

We also do not forget for a single moment about those of our people who are held captive by the occupier. About captured Ukrainians, about those repressed in the occupied territories. About those who are in the occupied cities and communities and are waiting for the return of our flag and our state.

We must liberate all our people and all our land from Russian captivity. Let us act together, in unity, taking care of each other and the state, and let us not stop until we win.
Thank you to everyone who helps!

Glory to all who fight for Ukraine!
Eternal memory to all victims of Russian tyranny!
Eternal memory to all victims of the deportation of the Crimean Tatar people!
Glory to Ukraine!

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