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[00:00:00] I wish you health, dear Ukrainians. A [00:00:02] brief update on this day. First, today [00:00:05] we launched a new format of work with [00:00:06] the regions, with regional authorities, [00:00:08] and with our communities. [00:00:10] We must use all the real experience of [00:00:12] our Ukrainian communities for more [00:00:14] effective national solutions. [00:00:17] Every community that is getting through [00:00:18] this winter with stronger protection for [00:00:20] people, with more efficient and faster [00:00:22] recovery after strikes, and with more [00:00:24] successful projects to safeguard [00:00:25] critical infrastructure, we will scale [00:00:28] up all of that experience. [00:00:34] Today I discussed this in detail with [00:00:36] Ukraine's Prime Minister Julius [00:00:37] Firidenko. [00:00:40] The government will establish an [00:00:41] appropriate coordination center. All [00:00:44] necessary officials will be involved in [00:00:46] the cent's work and the office of the [00:00:48] president of Ukraine as well as strong [00:00:49] regional leaders will also help. [00:00:53] We spoke about this today in particular [00:00:55] with even Fedorov, head of the Zaporia [00:00:57] regional administration. [00:00:59] We will work together with other leaders [00:01:01] of regions, cities, and communities. [00:01:04] Everyone whose experience deserves [00:01:05] attention. [00:01:08] >> Second, [00:01:10] today all members of our negotiating [00:01:12] team will be back in Ukraine. And for [00:01:14] tomorrow, I have scheduled a special [00:01:15] meeting with them on our next steps and [00:01:17] our decisions. [00:01:20] There will be a report here in Kev on [00:01:22] those aspects of the talks that [00:01:24] shouldn't be discussed by phone. [00:01:27] We will also define the next framework [00:01:29] for our dialogue with our partners with [00:01:31] the American side, with the Europeans [00:01:33] and with the Russian side. [00:01:36] >> It is important that Europeans were [00:01:38] present in Switzerland. [00:01:41] This is exactly how we expect to work [00:01:43] further so that Europe's positions are [00:01:44] taken into account. [00:01:47] I also want to thank all members of our [00:01:49] delegation for strict compliance with [00:01:51] the directives during the negotiations. [00:01:54] It is very important that Ukraine speaks [00:01:56] with confidence, speaks strongly and [00:01:58] speaks in a coordinated manner. [00:02:01] Ukrainian unity always gives the [00:02:03] greatest results. One more thing today I [00:02:06] want to thank the national police. [00:02:09] Minister Eho Clemenco reported on one of [00:02:11] the largest operations against crime. [00:02:15] The police carried out more than 500 [00:02:17] searches, detained nearly 100 people, [00:02:19] dismantled 34 drug laboratories and [00:02:21] seven dozen storage sites. [00:02:25] That is a powerful operation. I am [00:02:27] grateful to the National Police of [00:02:28] Ukraine. I am grateful to all our [00:02:31] institutions and services that helped [00:02:33] the security service of Ukraine, the [00:02:35] prosecutor's office and other state [00:02:36] bodies as well as our foreign partners [00:02:38] who were involved. [00:02:41] I also want to recognize today the [00:02:43] National Guard members who together with [00:02:45] all our warriors defend our state and [00:02:47] Ukraine's independence on the front [00:02:49] line. [00:02:51] >> Warriors of the Special Operations [00:02:53] Center, a mega of the National Guard of [00:02:55] Ukraine. Thank you. [00:02:58] Thank you for your courage and for your [00:03:00] coordinated actions. The guys are [00:03:02] carrying out missions in key areas of [00:03:04] the front, including the Pocross [00:03:06] direction. And these are not only [00:03:08] defensive tasks, but also active strike [00:03:10] and search operations. Thank you. [00:03:14] And I also want to recognize the police [00:03:16] officers who in different communities [00:03:17] and cities across our country are the [00:03:19] first to arrive at the scene after [00:03:21] Russian strikes and together with [00:03:23] rescuers protect lives, help people, and [00:03:26] have shown themselves at their very best [00:03:27] in these days and weeks. [00:03:32] Keith, Captain Valerie Katuha, Corporal [00:03:34] Petro Loginyuk as well as senior [00:03:36] psychologists Vladislav Kutville, all [00:03:38] her TKenko, Kiterina Zubikova, [00:03:42] Hakiv, senior left tenants Dennis [00:03:44] Danolano, Siri Tumov, Pip Sravatka, [00:03:48] Churnihiv, police majors Roman Oureno, [00:03:51] Vadimir, Anenko, Penotop, Senior [00:03:54] Sergeant Olegeno, Zapora, Police Captain [00:03:57] Yvan, Rohul, Major Arena Coyov, Senior [00:04:00] Sergeant Alexander Kush and psychologist [00:04:02] Julia Netska [00:04:05] Denipro Police Major Mihilo Gorabsov, [00:04:08] Senior Lieutenant Vladislav Fetish, [00:04:11] Crevy Rig, Senior Lieutenant Victoria [00:04:13] Demadenko, Pramsk Police Sergeant Dennis [00:04:16] Primac, Costantine, Senior Lieutenant [00:04:19] Maxim Panchchenko, Mikolive Region [00:04:23] Police Captain Alina Sheeppel, Odessa [00:04:26] Senior Lieutenant Marina Bondeno, [00:04:28] Lieutenant Mikolurik, ski senior [00:04:30] psychologist Anastasia Yatsishina. [00:04:33] Thank you and thank you to all your [00:04:35] colleagues as well. I thank everyone who [00:04:37] is in Ukraine, who stands with Ukraine, [00:04:40] who defends our state and our positions, [00:04:42] who protects our people. Glory to [00:04:44] Ukraine.