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Book 1. The seventh month of the war. A chronicle of events. Speeches and Addresses by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy

The Ukrainian Armed Forces offensive in Kharkiv region, which demonstrated the victorious thinking of the Ukrainian command and revealed the complete inability of unmotivated and poorly equipped Russians to fight against modern, strategically and tactically well-managed Ukrainian troops, escalated into an offensive in northern Donetsk and Luhansk regions.

The victorious march of our army continues and the complete liberation of our territory is only a matter of time. The civilised world has realised that it is better to stop paying attention to Russia's new 'red lines' and help Ukrainians with weapons and money, by recognising the aggression and denying Russia's lies, and by increasing sanctions against Russians.

Mobilisation in Russia has changed the attitude of Russian society to this war. The population, which supported the war until it affected none of them personally, at one point moved from support to quiet sabotage. Many people "voted with their feet" by travelling abroad. The countdown to the collapse of the Russian government began."

Book 2. The eighth month of the war. A chronicle of events. Speeches and addresses by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

In the eighth month of the full-scale war, having lost its advantage at the front, the aggressor state committed new crimes against Ukrainian civilians. There was an attempt to annex the occupied territories through pseudo-referendums. Kamikaze drones attacked cities. After the Kerch bridge was blown up, the aggressor launched a massive missile attack on all regional centres of Ukraine, destroying energy companies.

Reconstruction work is underway across Ukraine quite quickly and effectively, but attacks are resuming.

"Ukraine and the world must never stop defending freedom and democracy," said the President of Ukraine. "Russian terror must lose, Ukraine and the whole of Europe must win. We have defended Ukraine's independence, and Russia will not change this, but we still have a long way to go."

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