On the morning of February 19, Ukraine** Zelensky, who had just returned home from a visit to Europe, immediately went to the front line to cheer up the officers and soldiers.
Zelensky arrived at the command post of the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Army, also known as the "Great Roman" Brigade, which is responsible for the defense of Kupyansk, discussed important issues with the commander and visited the front-line fighters to present them with medals. Kupyansk, near Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, has been one of the main targets of Russian forces since last fall.
Zelensky listened to the brigade commander, Lieutenant Colonel Tubnikov, about the operational deployment of the forward zone, as well as interaction with friendly and neighboring forces, and also told ** about the experience of using different types of UAVs in the defensive area. Zelensky discussed with front-line officers proposals for providing technical, combat equipment and other combat material needs for fighters at the front.
Zelensky presented outstanding officers and soldiers with military and defense awards for defending Ukraine's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity.
In the ** released by the Ukrainian side, Zelensky said: "It's a pleasure to see you here today, thank you for doing so much work every day for all Ukrainians and the country, protecting the country, our families, and defending the country's independence and sovereignty." I wish you all the best and take care of yourself. This is very important. He and the officers and soldiers at the front finally chanted "Glory to Ukraine." ”
Zelensky often goes to the front line to present awards to Ukrainian officers and soldiers, and learns first-hand information about the frontline. His courage inspired Ukrainian officers and soldiers to kill the enemy bravely
Zelensky went to the front line to cheer up the Ukrainian army