Ukraine marks 1,000 days of war with pledge to ‘never submit’ to Russia

More than half of this group (52%) agrees that Ukraine should be open to making some territorial concessions as part of a peace deal to end the war, while 38% disagree and another 10% don’t know. Gallup did not ask more details about the level of territorial concessions that people would be open to,

the report said

Timothy Snyderhistorian

In a world of relativism and cowardice, freedom is the absolute among absolutes, the value of values."

As historian Timothy Snyder aptly observed

Ukraine will never submit to the occupiers, and the Russian military will be punished for violating international law,

a statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kyiv declared

Dmitry Peskovkremlin spokesman

The military operation against Kyiv continues … and will be completed,

Dmitry Peskov told reporters

Volodymyr Zelenskyypresident

Every new Russian strike only confirms Putin’s true intentions. He wants the war to continue, he is not interested in talking about peace,

Zelenskyy said

He sees these attempts [to start talks] as a weakness. And what we need now is not weakness and appeasement. We need strength,

she said

On one hand, it proves Ukrainian bravery in the face of brutal Russian aggression. […] On the other hand, this number proves the failure of the international community, including this esteemed council, to stop wars of aggression and atrocities,

he said

They've got a war to fight. They're not interested in starting new fronts in that war."

Dr Mendoza added

Dmitry Peskovkremlin spokesman

Aggression by a non-nuclear state with the participation of a nuclear state is considered as a joint attack,

Kremlin spokesman Peskov said

Russia's use of banned chemicals on the battlefield once again demonstrates Russia's chronic disregard for international law,

the foreign ministry said

Dmitry Peskovkremlin spokesman

It was necessary to bring our principles in line with the current situation,

Peskov added, calling the update a "very important" document that should be "studied" abroad

We need peace through strength, not appeasement,

the ministry added, referring to growing calls for Ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table with Russia to end the war

A thousand days of resistance to a total war is an enormous price to pay for a nation that simply wants to be free and live a normal life,

Sibiga said

We want to warn everyone: there will be no 'Minsk 3'; what we need is real peace,

he said