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It is an honor to introduce my next guest. He serves as Ukraine's minister of foreign affairs.

Please welcome Dimitro Kuleba.

Minister, thanks for being here. It's kind of an auspicious night for you to be here,

given the speech that Putin gave this morning to the Russian people about calling up those conscripts essentially.

Before we get to that, I want to ask you about the morale of the Ukrainian people.

You stunned prognosticators when you held the Russians off from key, the beginning of the war.

And then took back much of that area in the north.

And then this latest counteroffensive where you took back the Karkev region is been called the greatest counteroffensive since World War II.

Again, it's impressed and stunned those, for lack of a better word, in the West.

What is that meant to the morale of the Ukrainian people?

Well, it proves not only to us, but to the entire world that we know how to win and we will.

If I may, I just wanted to say that thank you for this round of applause.

This is your applause. It's not to me, but to the people of Ukraine and our brave soldiers.

I think you're very right, I think you're right, very right there.

Thank you very much.

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