Volodymyr Zelenskyy

But we don't have to make a choice whether we strike a military target or energy infrastructure.

He sells this energy, he sells his oil resources.

So is it truly energy or is it a military target?

Honestly, it's the very same thing.

He sells oil, he takes the money, he invests it in weapons, and with these weapons, he kills Ukrainians.

What should a Ukrainian do?

There are two distinct paths before us.

We either focus on building our own armaments and directly strike on their military hardware, or we strategically target the very origin of their financial growth and the generation of their wealth.

And that primary source for them is their energy infrastructure.

This is a crucial reality unfolding.

In this context, one simply cannot equate the importance of military objectives.

All of these are, for us, entirely legitimate targets.

That's our absolute number one priority.

Military targets, while important, are number two.

Well, who else could have done such a thing to us like the Russians did?

Just last year here in Davos, I ended my speech with the words, Europe needs to know how to defend itself.

World order comes from action, and we just need the courage to act.

Without action now, there is no tomorrow.

Slava Ukraina.

But what about the ceasefire itself?