President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky promised today to restore Ukrainian rule in Crimea which was annexed by Russia, which he said would help restore “global law and order”.

Speaking at an international conference on Crimea, he said that the restoration of control over the peninsula, which was captured and annexed by Russia in 2014, in a movement not recognized by most other countries, it will “biggest anti-war move.”

“It all started with Crimea, and it will end with Crimea,” Zelensky said in a speech at the opening Crimea Forumwhose goal is to restore the territorial integrity of Ukraine and stop the annexation of Crimea by Russia.

“And it’s true, and I believe it 100%, that in order to defeat terror, restore guarantees and security in our region, in Europe, around the world, we must achieve victory in the fight against it with a Russian attack. “.

“We must liberate Crimea from occupation,” he said, adding: “This will be the restoration of global law and order.”

Zelensky stressed that the summit was attended by representatives of about 60 countries and international organizations, including about 40 presidents and prime ministers. Almost everyone participates online, but Polish President Andrzej Duda watched it live during a visit to Kyiv.

OUR Russia has given no indication that it will leave Crimea, where the Russian Black Sea Fleet is based, and has used the peninsula as a staging area for missile strikes against Ukrainian targets.

“Despite the (Russian) threats, Ukraine is strong enough to see the prospects of the Ukrainian Crimea,” Zelensky said. “Ukraine’s restoration of control over the Crimean peninsula will be a historic anti-war move in Europe that will restore security and justice.”

He pointed out that Russia had turned Crimea into “a zone of ecological disaster and a military foothold for aggressive actions” by firing 750 cruise missiles at “cities and towns” from it. Russia was unable to verify how many rockets were fired from Crimea during the conflict.

Earlier, the Ukrainian president warned Moscow that it would receive a strong response if Russian forces carried out attacks on or around Independence Day.

Zelenskiy warned that Russia, which invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, could do “something particularly bad” ahead of Independence Day from Soviet rule on Wednesday.

Answering a question at a press conference on the visit of the President of Poland to Kyiv Andrey Duda On the possibility of a Russian missile attack on Kyiv, the Ukrainian president said that there was a daily threat of shelling and that the Ukrainian special services were cooperating with foreign special services. “Russia does this all the time. Maybe [οι Ρώσοι] increase the number of these ulcers? Yes, they can do it on 23, 24 (August),” he stressed.

“What will Ukraine do if they hit Kyiv? Just like now. Because for me as a president and for every Ukrainian, Kyiv, Chernihiv, Donbass are all the same. Ukrainians live there. (And) in Kharkiv, in Zaporozhye,” he said.

Volodymyr Zelensky said the reaction would be the same if any Ukrainian city were attacked by Russia. “If they hit us, they will get a response, a strong response. I want to say that every day this response will grow, it will become stronger and stronger and stronger.”