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On Ukraine's Day of Dignity and Freedom, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy linked the historic pro-democracy protests one decade ago to the current day, describing the 2013 demonstrations on Maiden Square as Ukraine's "first victory" in its war with Russia.

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00:00 The latest foreign officials to touch down in Kiev and unannounced. Germany's defence
00:07 minister and the president of the European Council reiterating their backing for Kiev
00:13 to win its war against Russia at a time where conflict in the Middle East dominates.
00:20 "I am here again to provide additional support, but also to show our solidarity and our deep
00:27 connection and admiration for the brave, brave and determined fight that is being fought here."
00:35 On Ukraine's Day of Dignity and Freedom, President Volodymyr Zelensky linked the historic pro-democracy
00:42 protests one decade ago to the current day, describing the 2013 demonstrations as the
00:48 first victory in its war with Russia. As civilians took time out of their day to remember, Kiev's
00:55 army held new positions on the left bank of the Dnieper River in Kherson, repelling Russian
01:00 attacks on a number of fronts.
01:07 The first snow has fallen in the war-ravaged east. Troops have learnt how to better manage
01:14 the conditions, but plummeting temperatures bring new challenges.
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