President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the nation, summarizing these four days filled with visits to various countries and the annual veterans' forum in Kyiv.

"I wish you good health, dear Ukrainians!

A brief report on our activities over these past few days. Four visits: Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Greece. Ukraine-Balkans Summit. Meetings on the sidelines of the summit with Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Moldova, and with the President of the European Commission. We are returning home with new political support, new agreements. The territorial integrity of Ukraine is clearly affirmed by everyone. Planes for Ukraine will be provided. Additional armored vehicles will be supplied. We will reinforce our defense capabilities. Our economy, exports, European and Euro-Atlantic integration. Practically at all meetings we talked about the protection of export routes through the Black Sea and via "solidarity corridors" overland. A very important agreement with Greece, for which I am especially grateful to the Prime Minister — this is Greece's readiness to take patronage over the restoration of our Odessa. The decision is not only substantive but also symbolic. Filled with many historical and cultural meanings. The overall summary of these days — Ukraine has become stronger.

I would like to highlight Luxembourg today as well — thank you for joining the "Group of Seven" declaration on security guarantees. Every week adds us new security opportunities. Thank you to our entire team working towards this!

And one more thing.

In Kyiv, the annual veterans' forum took place. I had the honor of opening it with my address. I hope very much that all state officials participating in the forum will listen attentively and carefully to the needs and proposals of our veteran community. Ukrainian policy of heroes, that is, Ukrainian veterans' policy, must be effective. And it will be. This is the responsibility of every official.

Thank you to everyone who fights and works for Ukraine!

Glory to Ukraine!"