We hear from many leaders that not only Europe needs Ukraine, but Ukraine also needs Europe, and this is true. And taking into account the long-term intentions of Russia - the fact that Russian bases are now being built near Europe, even where there were no military bases in Soviet times - this clearly shows that without Ukraine, without our capabilities and our experience, it can be extremely difficult for Europe. All this must be taken into account. Security challenges from Russia - not for one year and not for five years. Russia has chosen a long-term anti-European, anti-democratic strategy and builds its policy under it. Nothing else is heard from Moscow. Unless they are trying to bribe certain politicians with certain benefits. But not for the sake of peace, but for the sake of these politicians simply selling the interests of their nations and the common interests of Europe to Russia. In the end, they will lose like Orbán, but many still try to make friends with Putin's wallets and turn a blind eye to what is really happening. I want to thank all those who still fight for their peoples and for the interests of Europe and for security in Europe, security with Ukraine. Personally, now I want to thank the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of the European Council, Antonio Košta, for their joint work and all the European leaders, each and every one who makes strong and fair decisions. I also congratulate Moldova on this progress. Together, Ukraine and Moldova are overcoming this distance to full membership in the European Union.