Remembering WW2: Zelenskyy's Address on Defeating Evil Together

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Join President Zelenskyy on Remembrance Day as he pays tribute to Ukrainians who stood alongside Allies to defeat Nazism during WW2. Today, Ukraine continues to fight against the Russian aggressor, seeking justice for the genocide and crimes perpetrated on Ukrainian territory. Watch his address in English exclusively on UATV English.

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46 thoughts on “Remembering WW2: Zelenskyy's Address on Defeating Evil Together”

  5. So and today people are teaching us multi level farming and vertical farming and different potato growing technology and also snails and snakes are food and alcohol is fuel and not drink

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  6. Well said sir. It is an insult to the world that Russia acts like they defeated the nazis by themselves. May your upcoming victory be guided by the human heart. Slava Ukraini

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  10. Russian evil made a pact with Nazi evil to overrun Europe and kill all of the Jewish minority, and one of their intended targets survived, and his grandson is using his light to lead the world to support Ukraine against that same old evil.
    Ukraine calls it Remembrance and Reconciliation Day. Russia calls it victory day, glorifies war, and teaches that they were victims and alone fought off Nazi Germany.
    Ukraine will win.
    I wish this channel would such with English captioning so viewers can hear his vocal intonation and the music. The narrator's voice detracts from the speech and does not carry Zelenskiyy's energy.

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  11. Please send the inspectors back to the Zaphorizia power plant.

    I have a horrible feeling that Orcs have a false flag disaster planned.

    They know they are beaten, but they will kill as many Ukrainians as possible on their way out.

    Prepare your people as you can, and inspect the power plant.

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  16. It is shameful that this date is not honoured in Canada, the States, the Commonwealth, and much of Europe. One can only imagine the political and economic machinations that led to this date not being honoured as deeply as November 11th. Of course they made a deal with the "devil" by signing the papers late in the evening of May 8th, but the fact remains that they (both the Allies and the Soviet Union) won. We would have less neo-Nazism on the planet if May 9th had been celebrated throughout the subsequent decades. However, now we have the scurrying scavenger of the scraps of the Soviet Union inventing the re-existence of a weak ghost. When Putin passes away, progress will (hopefully) proceed on that part of the planet. As usual – FREE NAVALNY.

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  25. Wow. Beautiful, rousing, inspirational, powerful, heartfelt, poetic. Delivered with ferociously deep, insightful determination. No one will ever be able to give this man or all the people he represents the credit they deserve, much like it’s hard to give credit to words this powerful. I expect no one wants credit or adulation, though, just peace, freedom and normalcy. That day is coming. Slavs Ukraini 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

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  28. Remembrance day for all wars together ! We said " never again " but now we learn what to do together ,to make aggressors fall down ….and how to make ,never again ,a reality …Ukraine stood up to the bully ,Balkan countries knew the backstory of Russians and so knew it was imperative to not be tricked …Poland knew what Ukraine would need urgently ,other countries moved rapidly to support ( but not take over or rescue ) ,training and planning was made available ….individuals all over the world made donations and valuable eqipment available ….starlight internet ,barackters ,and groups gathered together to buy ambulances and drones………and we have united ourselves as we have divided the aggressors and those that sit on the fence ….thankyou ,Ukraine ..those that have responded with what you could ,thankyou .I am proud of you proud to be one of you

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  37. Putins war,is an attack upon freedom and democracy.He wants to restart the old Warsaw Pact.There is no threat to Russia,we all just want to live in peace.No-one can understand his motives for this suicidal war.No-one hates Russia or the poor Russian people,we just hate Putin.

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  39. Those 8 million you mention were of Russian origin, now the Nazis and Banderas are hiding behind them. You are the spitting image of the devil's ass, fancy words can't hide that.

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  45. As he said 8 million Ukrainians died because of that war. Wonder how many other non-Russian casualties Putin claims as the 'Russian Victors'.
    Dad was 21 when he was drafted June of 41 for a one year term which became the duration and 6 months. Dad's war ended on the 8th of May. He was a cavalryman who was in Dachau when it was liberated, and Munich, and Berchtesgaden and was in Austria on VE day.
    Never thought communism could survive contact with democratic societies as they were simply another color of fascism. Did my time in the Cold War and knew then that all those Warsaw Pact formation were not loyal to the Kremlin, and that all we had to do was be good enough that no sensible nation would meet us in the field.
    Was something of a Russophile that believed that Russians were just like other peoples. Even after Gergia and Chechnia. They are not.
    Had hoped for more Western support after 2014, but am impressed with what your armed forces became in the 8 years before the Orcs dropped all pretense.

    Slava Ukraini!!!!!!!

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