Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responds to Vladimir Putin's latest escalation, including the terrifying threat of the Oreshnik missile and Putin's increasing rhetoric to intensify the war. As Putin promotes his missile arsenal, Zelensky calls out Putin's role as the sole instigator of the ongoing conflict, accusing him of trying to sabotage peace efforts. The video dives into how Putin’s threats, aimed at escalating tensions, might also target future peace negotiations under President Donald Trump, further deepening the crisis.
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00:00The Kyiv authorities continue to try to strike vital targets in cities of Russia, including Moscow and St. Petersburg.
00:09Any country, any member state should decide for itself.
00:14And now as for the projects in energy, we might expand our cooperation in the field of nuclear power,
00:21because we've already started working together.
00:25Dear Ukrainians, in short about this day.
00:27Now there are still renewal works after the Russian strike.
00:31More than 90 missiles, almost 100 strike drones, the target is energy, ordinary civilian facilities.
00:38There were many casualties.
00:40Not a bad job of our REP, but, unfortunately, there were also invasions.
00:45There were calibers with cassette combat units,
00:50and this is especially dangerous Russian weapon against civilians,
00:55which significantly complicated the work of our rescuers and our repair brigades.
01:03But despite all the risks, our people work all day and gradually return electricity where it was disconnected.
01:14I am grateful to everyone who is at work in the morning and continues all day
01:20to restore people's basic normal life.
01:25Today I was with the statement of the Minister of Energy of Ukraine Galushenko
01:31about the pace of renewal.
01:33There is also a decision of the Netherlands about additional launch facilities for Patriot.
01:39And this is very timely. Thank you.
01:43There is a very important decision of Norway about the increase of support for Ukraine for the next year.
01:49The Government of Norway and the Parliament have reached an agreement
01:53about the minimum level of financing to help Ukraine.
01:57This is 3.2 billion dollars.
02:01And it is on such days, when there are massive Russian strikes,
02:05it is important to feel that the partners are shoulder to shoulder with us.
02:10And today, in Kazakhstan, Putin again advertised his missiles,
02:14his readiness to kill and destroy.
02:17Up to a thousand missiles that have already been shot at Ukraine,
02:21Putin obviously wants to add another thousand.
02:24He does not need the end of this war.
02:28Moreover, Putin does not want to let anyone else end this war.
02:34Now he can only use his nuts to disrupt the efforts of President Trump,
02:40which will definitely be after the inauguration.
02:44Putin wants to aggravate the situation so that nothing happens to President Trump,
02:50so that he will not be able to end the war.
02:54Putin is the only culprit of this war and the only one who believes in war.
03:01And that is why Putin's escalation is now a pressure
03:05to later force the President of the United States to go to Russia.
03:09We understand all the threats.
03:13Today I had an interview with the head of GUR Budanov
03:17about the intentions of the missile strikes in Russia.
03:21Yesterday I explained the situation in a conversation with the NATO General Secretary Marco Marruti.
03:27Today I spoke with the Prime Minister of Britain, Starmer.
03:31The schedule for tomorrow is a conversation with the Chancellor of Germany, Scholz.
03:35We must react together to Russia's attempt to make the situation more unbearable
03:41and to try to delay this war.
03:45We are interested in peace.
03:47We and all our partners.
03:49Now we need to strengthen the positions of Ukraine,
03:53the positions of our partners.
03:55Any Russian blackmail must be reacted to harshly,
03:59as Putin deserves it.
04:02And we need to see the future.
04:04The future is to end the war with real peace,
04:08together with America,
04:10together with Europe,
04:12together with all our partners.
04:14We need real peace.
04:16Peace, thanks to force,
04:19This set of disasters,
04:21when one dictator in Moscow
04:23imposes his conditions on each new leader
04:25with his missiles,
04:27has been going on for 25 years.
04:29And one more thing.
04:31For all our people.
04:33When there are air threats
04:35and missile threats,
04:37we need to go into hiding.
04:39This is a hard rule,
04:41a rule that does not depend on
04:43those or other statements from Russia.
04:45Now there may be even more Russian attempts
04:47to sow fear and distrust in Ukraine.
04:51We all need resilience
04:53to get through all this.
04:55And we need unity with all our partners.
04:57Putin is doing now
04:59what he always does.
05:01He threatens, stabs,
05:03tries to separate everyone,
05:05break or kidnap.
05:07He can't do anything else.
05:09He will lose,
05:11when he is left alone.
05:13And he must lose now.
05:15And it will be safe for everyone.
05:17I thank everyone who helps.
05:19Glory to Ukraine!