Zelensky: Russia is a terrorist state and we will fight to the last man

Today, Tuesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a recorded speech before the British House of Commons, in which he called for lifting sanctions on Moscow, designating Russia as a "terrorist state" and supporting his country to confront the invasion it is experiencing for the second week in a row.

"Increase the sanctions pressure on Russia, designating it a terrorist state, and maintaining the security of our skies," Zelensky said.

The Ukrainian president compared what Ukraine is experiencing today to what the world suffered from Nazi attacks during World War II, and told the British House of Commons: "We do not want to lose our country just as you refused to lose your country to the Nazis."

The Ukrainian president stressed that "since the fourth day of the war, we began capturing the Russians and did not subject them to any torture and treated them with humanity."

"On the sixth day, Russian missiles fell on the place where the Nazis killed thousands of people," he added.

He pointed out that "on the ninth day, we began to receive NATO support, but not to the extent that we wanted," and that on the eleventh day, "cities and hospitals were bombarded with Russian missiles and missiles."

The Ukrainian president stated that "the losses of the Russian army exceeded 10,000 dead, including a Russian general."

"The Russian forces are besieging the city of Mariupol and do not allow food or drink to enter," he said.

The Ukrainian president noted that his country and its people did not want to "become a victim of this war" nor to fight it.

He said, "The question now is to be or not to be... and the answer is: Yes, we will be."

The Ukrainian president stressed that his people will continue to resist, and said: "We will not acquiesce, we will not surrender, and we will fight until the last man on land, sea and air."

"We will fight in the forests, in the streets, on the banks of rivers, and seek the help of civilized countries," he added.

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