Industrialist Rinat Akhmetov stated during a speech in London that Ukrainians will continue to fight, describing the war unleashed by Russia as unjust and brutal.
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Industrialist Rinat Akhmetov made a public statement regarding the situation in Ukraine. During a speech in London, he emphasised that despite difficult circumstances, the country will continue to resist Russian aggression.
Akhmetov characterised the war as "unjust and brutal", identifying Russia as its initiator. The businessman stressed that Ukraine has no intention of ceasing its fight.
«В Україні несправедлива жорстока війна, яку розв’язала Росія. Але ми не здамося, ми все одно будемо боротися» ("There is an unjust and brutal war in Ukraine, unleashed by Russia. But we will not surrender, we will continue to fight anyway"), Akhmetov noted.
These words were part of his speech in London.
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