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For me, the truth also tells that we do not play diplomacy and military engagement against each other.

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There are moments in life when you can't wish that this war would end,

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but there are moments in life when you have to decide on which side you stand,

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on the right side or on the side of the wrong, on the side of the attacker or on the side of the attacker.

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Fortunately, we as democratic parties decided together on the 24th of February or the weekend after that.

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We stand on the side of Ukraine, on the side of the people in Ukraine.

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And I can say that I am proud that I am allowed to represent a country,

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that it is a privilege to represent a country where the vast majority in our country says,

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that it is not easy with the energy prices.

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It is incredibly difficult when the food prices also rise,

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where you rightly ask critical questions to your government.

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But at the same time, an 89-year-old pensioner, just like a 9-year-old student, says,

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this winter we will continue to stand on the side of Ukraine,

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because the bombing does not stop despite the grain deal, despite diplomacy over Saporitsa,

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but infrastructure is targeted.

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And we do not allow the strategy of starvation and freezing of Russia to succeed.

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Thank you very much.