The President of Ukraine thanked this Thursday the decision of the European Council to advance in the negotiations for accession to the European Union and described the day as historic for all those who “fight for freedom.”
“The European Council decided to start negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova. I thank everyone who worked to make this happen and everyone who helped. Today I congratulate all Ukrainians,” Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on the social network after the Council President Charles Michel announced the decision.
He #EUCO The decision has been taken to start EU accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova.
I thank everyone who worked to make this happen and everyone who helped. I congratulate all Ukrainians on this day.
I also congratulate Moldova and personally @SanduMaiamd….
– Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) December 14, 2023
Zelensky added that History “is made by those who do not tire of fighting for freedom.”
Also on the social network
What a historic day! One emotion predominates: not everything was in vain.
The decision to start Ukraine’s EU accession talks is a new beginning for Ukraine and all of Europe.
I thank the EU and all leaders for keeping their word.
I also congratulate Moldova and @nicupopescu.
-Dmytro Kuleba (@DmytroKuleba) December 14, 2023
“What a historic day! Only one emotion dominates: everything we did was not in vain. I thank the European Union and all the leaders for keeping their word. I also congratulate Moldova,” he added.
The European Council decided this Thursday to open formal accession negotiations to the European Union with Ukraine and Moldova, announced the president of the institution, in a “clear sign of hope” for these countries.
“The European Council has decided to start accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova,” announced Charles Michel, in a publication on the social network today in Europe. summit in Brussels, a meeting marked by Hungarian threats to veto decisions like the one now known.
For the President of the European Council, this is “a clear sign of hope for the citizens of these countries and for the European continent.”
Source: TSF
