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Ukrainian → English transcript
That Ukraine has become a better bulletproof vest for Europe than any national army.
May my colleagues and the European nations we love very much forgive me.
They themselves are involved in it.
It's a system of paradoxes. That's why we're in a situation where we interpret what victory is differently.
Some say, leave the line as it is, and you thank God for that.
But I don't want to leave it that way. I can't leave it that way.
That will never be my choice.
Some will agree with me, some won't — forgive me.
I'm already at an age where I can speak.
I have my own vision.
I act, in my view, morally and in accordance with the interests of my nation.
Some say, let's go to the Mykhailivskyi khutor.
And I say, is that all?
And do you consider, if you go to the 1991 border,
do you honestly have an answer to the formula for victory?
You're being disingenuous.
You are, in fact, leaving the biggest problem to your children and grandchildren.
You mean Moscow?
To Moscow.
To Moscow.
Moscow, let me clarify, is easier to talk about today.
No person in the world, no nationality, no state
can live peacefully in terms of their security,
as long as the Moscow-Putin regime exists.
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