Ukrainians need to see a ‘Christmas star, and not Russian missiles’ in the sky

The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that people want to see a “Christmas star, and not Russian missiles.”

He said that Ukrainian’s are fighting for the symbol of Christmas and want hope and victory for life.

President Zelensky said in his Christmas message, “The great Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych lived and worked for several years in the city that is now called Pokrovsk.

“He taught music to children there, created a choir and it was there that he wrote the second edition of ‘Schedryk,’ which these days sounds in every corner of the Earth.

“Thus, the Ukrainian gave the world the musical spirit of Christmas. And let every person in the world, hearing it, remember Ukraine. How today we fight for the main symbol of this holiday – for hope and the victory of life.

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“On our land, in every city, in every town, including Pokrovsk, the divine music written there and the evil that Russia brought there clearly shows the difference between us and them.”

He said that Ukrainian’s are striving “for some, the meaning of life is to sow death.

“We want peace, justice, we want peace. And they, as some say, are ‘bored and lack movement.

“All we need is to live peacefully on our land, to see the sun, our sky, and in it – the Christmas star, and not Iranian ‘Shaheds’ and Russian missiles.

“But some are ‘bored and lack movement.’ These words are proof of how far they are from God, from Christianity, from real faith. And this is proof of why their bondage and darkness are losing. We know this. The world knows this. And God knows this.”