1000 days of destruction, 1000 days of support. NATO stands united with Ukraine as it fights for its freedom and democracy
Synopsis
On 24 February 2022, Russia launched its brutal full-scale invasion of Ukraine. 19 November 2024 marks 1,000 days since the Ukrainian people began to fear for their lives and for the lives of their loved ones. Since they began to fight for their freedom and democracy, and since they had to suffer attacks, terror and the threatening footsteps of the invader on their homeland. But these have also been 1,000 days of unprecedented military support, solidarity and humanitarian aid. Thousand days of NATO never ceasing to stand side-by-side with Ukraine. As we mark the sombre milestone of 1,000 days since war has been raging in the country, we reaffirm our commitment to supporting Ukraine in its fight for its freedom, and helping it prevail against Russia’s aggression.
Transcript
— SOUNDBITE IN UKRAINIAN — UKRAINIAN CIVIL SOCIETY MEMBER
‘1000 days of fighting. ‘1000 днів боїв.’
— SOUNDBITE IN UKRAINIAN — UKRAINIAN CIVIL SOCIETY MEMBER
‘1000 days of terror.’ ‘1000 днів терору.’
— SOUNDBITE IN UKRAINIAN — UKRAINIAN CIVIL SOCIETY MEMBER
‘1000 days of human loss.' ‘1000 днів втрати людських життів.’
— SOUNDBITE IN UKRAINIAN — UKRAINIAN SOLDIER
'1000 days of war against Ukraine.' ‘1000 днів війни проти України.’
— SOUNDBITE IN ENGLISH — NATO MILITARY REPRESENTATIVE
‘1000 days of military assistance.’
— SOUNDBITE IN ENGLISH — NATO CIVILIAN
‘1000 days of humanitarian aid.’
— SOUNDBITE IN ENGLISH — NATO CIVILIAN
‘1000 days of speaking out.’
— SOUNDBITE IN ENGLISH — NATO CIVILIAN
‘1000 days of standing by your side.’
— TEXT ON SCREEN —
1000 DAYS OF WAR
1000 DAYS OF SUPPORT
NATO STANDS SHOULDER-TO-SHOULDER WITH UKRAINE
NOW
AND INTO THE FUTURE
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