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"Everything you do for Ukraine inspires the world": Zelenskyy touchingly honored the feat of women during the war. Photo
Zelenskyy honors women's feat during the war
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy congratulated Ukrainian women on International Women's Day, the day of struggle for women's rights, which is celebrated on March 8. In the context of the military events that Ukraine is experiencing, he honored their feat in the fight against the aggressor.
This was published on the President's official social media. It was accompanied by photos of Ukrainian women who bring our Victory closer and inspire the world.
Zelenskyy emphasized that during the war, Ukrainian women treat, teach, volunteer, rescue, and heroically defend their families and the entire state. They are professional, selfless, determined people with great inner strength.
"Our women love and educate, protect and care. Everything you do for Ukraine inspires the world. Thank you for everything! Thank you for multiplying our common strength!" the President said.
Photos used in the publication: Main Directorate of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Kyiv, Olena Tita, Serhii Korovainyi, Dmytro Smolienko, Medical Volunteer Battalion Hospitallers, State Emergency Service of Ukraine, 128th Mountain Assault Brigade of Zakarpattia, 66th Mechanized Brigade, Alex Babenko.
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