What is Marcel Ciolacu’s message on Ukraine’s Independence Day? Victoria Palace will be lit up in yellow and blue on Saturday evening

To celebrate Ukraine’s Independence Day, Victoria Palace will be lit up in the colors of the Ukrainian flag starting at 21:30 on Saturday evening. “As we celebrate this day, we must not forget the struggle and sacrifices of his sons and daughters to ensure peace and territorial integrity,” said Prime Minister Marcel Ciolaku.

“As we celebrate Ukraine’s Independence Day, we must not forget the struggle and sacrifices of Ukraine’s sons and daughters to ensure peace and territorial integrity,” the prime minister said in a message on the X network.

The government announced that from 9:30 this evening, Victoria Palace will be lit up in the colors of the Ukrainian flag.

Romanian President Klaus Iohannis sent a letter to his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday on the anniversary of Ukraine’s Independence Day, in which he expressed his country’s support for Ukraine “until the final victory.”

Klaus Johannes also sent a message

President Klaus Iohannis assured that “Romania will continue in the next period to participate in the implementation of the valuable results of the NATO summit held in Washington with the support of our country, which actively participates in strengthening political and practical relations between NATO and Ukraine”.

President Klaus Iohannis expressed his confidence that the political-diplomatic dialogue between Romania and Ukraine will continue on an ongoing basis at all levels in order to elevate bilateral relations to the level of strategic partnership in accordance with the commitments made to Romania and Ukraine on the occasion of the visit of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Bucharest on October 10, 2023, ”said a press release The presidential palace sent it on Saturday.

Nikolay Chuka: For more than two years, Ukraine has bravely resisted

Senate President Nikolay Chuka sent a message to Ukraine.

“Today, Ukraine marks its Independence Day, a moment of great significance, especially in the context of a brutal and unjust war that continues to threaten its freedom and sovereignty. For more than two years, Ukraine has resisted heroically, defending not only its independence, but also the democratic and European values ​​that unite us all.

Romania and the entire West stand with Ukraine in its struggle for freedom and the right to determine its own destiny. I believe that Romania must become a pillar of stability and balance in Central and Eastern Europe, and supporting Ukraine’s struggle and their journey to Europe is a guarantee of strengthening the security of our country, every Romanian and the entire region.

On this day, we must remind the world that a just peace can be achieved when the victims of this aggression decide to negotiate and the aggressors are held fully accountable for the atrocities and war crimes they have committed. We want peace as soon as possible, but on Ukrainian terms, not on anyone else’s.

Today, our thoughts are with the Ukrainian people and all the families who have lost loved ones, who live under the constant threat of war or who have been forced to leave their homes to escape the invaders. Glory to the Ukrainians!”, Nicolae Ciucă wrote on Facebook.