President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized in a video address on the Independence Day of Ukraine that those who want to sow evil on our land will reap its fruits on their own territory, UNN reports.
"Dear people! Ukrainians always pay back their debts. And those who wished disaster on our land will get it at home. With interest. Anyone who wants to sow evil on our land will reap its fruits on their own territory.
This is not a prophecy, not gloating, not blind revenge, it is a regularity. It is justice. A boomerang for evil. And its launch began not far from the place where I am recording this address. Sumy region. Mogritsa. The river Psyol.
A few kilometers from our border. The border between Ukraine and slavery, between life and death. The border between an independent European state and the number one terrorist organization in the world," Zelensky said.
The President of Ukraine pointed out that "913 days ago, in particular, Russia went to war with us through Sumy region". "It violated not only sovereign borders, but also the limits of cruelty and common sense. It has endlessly strived for one thing: to destroy us.
Instead, today we celebrate the 33rd Independence Day of Ukraine. And what the enemy brought to our land has now returned to his home. And the one who wanted to turn our lands into a buffer zone should think about how to prevent his country from becoming a buffer federation," Zelensky said.
The Head of State emphasized: "This is how independence responds". "It pays back for our civilians who are being targeted by drones and daggers, for our graying parents, for our children who are forced to study underground. For all our people who would prefer never to know the names of these cursed places in their lives: "Savasleyka, Olenya, Engels. Unfortunately, Ukrainians know them.
That is why our enemy will know what Ukrainian retaliation is. Dignified, symmetrical, long-range retaliation. He will know that every point in Russia that is a source of danger to the lives of our state and our people will sooner or later receive a Ukrainian response," Zelensky said.
