Vadym Novynskyi
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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And I could say that until the very end, Zelensky denied that aggression from Russia was possible, despite the fact that he had irrefutable evidence from Western counterparts from intelligence within Ukraine.
However, he didn't do anything to prevent it, because obviously it's impossible to prepare for a war in such a short time, but it's also difficult to fight against such a stronger enemy, so some preventative measures should have been taken.
On the 23rd of February, a day before the full-scale invasions, Zelensky gathered together at his oval table in the office of the president all of the representatives of the business. And there he tried to persuade everyone that there's going to be no invasion, no war, and that them as government authorities are going to do everything possible for this war not to happen.
And when I was given a chance to speak, I said that we had listened to reports from the security block, the security forces, and that if there's at least one chance in a thousand for us to do something to prevent this war, then we should definitely do it. Because the information we heard was alarming. And we must do everything possible to prevent this from happening. Because Ukraine needs peace.
People need peace.
And the next day, at 5 a.m., the invasion began. The war started. I was in Kiev. My whole family was in Kiev. By then, it all started.
No one knows the exact figure. The only one that knows the exact figure is God. He knows exactly how many. Unfortunately, no one knows the exact figure. There are official numbers that have been voiced personally by Zelensky. There are numbers that have been calculated in the Western press by Western war analysts.
There are numbers that are going around the Ukrainian people, but no one knows the exact number. I've heard it could be tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, but no one knows the exact number. But the number, whatever it is, is going on too much.
To be honest, right now I'm more concerned about peace in Ukraine and an end to this awful war and to the end of the loss of life. We honestly pray for this, for peace to reach our country.
And I'd like to just thank President Trump for having the political will and the strong desire to end this war, because five months ago it was impossible to say that there would be negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. And right now, they're going on, and new plans for negotiations are emerging. And all of this is thanks to Trump's strong will. Basically, with Trump, the U.S.
has begun to export peace to Ukraine.
And as for migrants, I would just like for all Ukrainians to return home. And after we've reached peace through joint efforts to rebuild Ukraine together and make it back into the peaceful, hardworking, flourishing country that it was 10 years ago.
It will be very difficult to achieve, even with the strong will and influence of President Trump, because on the path to peace, unfortunately, the biggest obstacle right now is Zelensky himself, as well as his close circle. Well, because when peace comes, there's a high probability that Zelensky will lose his power.
Many will start asking questions when peace comes, like, why was the war allowed to happen? Why wasn't the Istanbul Agreement signed? Because we all know the essence of what was agreed to in Istanbul. And had it been agreed to, and had it been signed, there would not have been... Hundreds of thousands of lives lost. There wouldn't have been a threat to the sovereignty of Ukraine.
There would not have been such destruction. And there would not have been a loss of territory, which might happen now.
If we trace the history of the signings of various agreements, starting from the Minsk agreement and then to the Istanbul agreement, unfortunately, with every agreement, the terms and conditions of the agreements deteriorated for Ukraine. They were worse and worse. They became more unfavorable.
And unfortunately, if there is another agreement, which I hope there is, but unfortunately, the conditions will be even more unfavorable. But a lot of lives have been lost in the process, and a lot of blood has spilled.
In this process of persecution against the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, unfortunately, a large part has been taken by the ecumenical patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople. Unfortunately, they're doing this together. And the fact that not once has he raised his voice and supported the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, despite all of its persecution, proves that he is actually involved in all of this.
But we do receive a lot of support. We receive a lot of support from the Jerusalem Church, the Georgia Church, the Serbian Church, and their patriarchs. And we receive a lot of brotherly love and support, and a lot of prayer, because that is our main strength, prayer. And the Church will not be defeated. A true canonical Church will not be defeated.
The Communists cannot defeat us in the 20th century, because Christ is the Church. The head of the Church is Christ. And consequences will be bad for those who oppose Him.
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