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GLASTONBURY — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky calls on audiences at the Glastonbury Festival in the UK on Friday to help spread the truth about Russia's invasion and help politicians restore peace. I applied pressure.
Zelensky, in his trademark military uniform, cheers after delivering pre-recorded messages from two big screens on the other stages of the festival before the Libertines-playing rock band. raised.
"Russia has robbed us of peace," he told the crowd at Glastonbury, the world's largest greenfield festival.
"Glastonbury is the greatest concentration of freedom these days, and I ask you to share this feeling with everyone whose freedom is being attacked," Zelensky said in English. talked.
"The more people who join us to protect freedom and truth, the sooner the Russian war against Ukraine will end," he added. "Prove that freedom always wins."
Having worked closely with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Zelensky said in a war that Russia calls a "special military operation." It regularly appears via video links in front of parliaments and global organizations to call on countries to support Ukraine. Military operations.
He also created a video address before the Eurovision Song Contest.
Glastonbury celebrates its 50th anniversary, two years behind plan, after the pandemic struck the 2020 and 2021 events. (Report by Paul Sandle, edited by Gareth Jones)
