"Russia must lose": Zelensky shows ruins of Ukrainian cities after Russian world's arrival

President Volodymyr Zelensky demonstrated the consequences of the arrival of the Russian world in peaceful cities of Ukraine. The Head of State expressed gratitude to all those who defend their homeland and emphasized that the aggressor country must lose.

Zelensky posted the video on his official Telegram channel on March 24. "760 days of full-scale war. More than two years of the obvious reality of what Putin's system brings to the world. Ruins instead of cities and villages. Pain and death instead of life. Terror instead of international law," he wrote.

Zelensky added that Ukrainians "are bravely defending their country and will defend it."

"I am grateful to everyone in the world who helps our state and people. I am grateful to everyone who calls a spade a spade and does not allow Russia to deceive the world with propaganda and subdue it with blackmail. Russia must lose this war. Only this can reliably protect lives," the Head of State said.

According to the president, air defense, long-range weapons, artillery, sanctions, confiscation of Russian assets, and support for Ukraine are bringing "the restoration of honest peace and normal life" closer together.

A video by the United24 project posted by Zelenskyy shows the destruction of Mariupol, Irpin, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and other Ukrainian cities.

"When Russia comes, it kills. It destroys, devastates cities, destroys villages. The Kremlin calls it the 'Russian world', but in reality their world is a ruin. Houses where no one can live, schools where no children study. Airports without airplanes. Fields dotted with mines. And forests burned to the ground. Russia tries to hide its crimes behind propaganda, but the world has already seen how brutal Putin's system is. Torture of civilians, mass kidnapping of children, new cemeteries and mass graves of brutally murdered Ukrainians. This is what the 'Russian world' really is. And we must stop it," the video says.

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