Back in Kyiv, my first thoughts go to the Ukrainian people. For more than three years, you have stood with admirable courage. For your land. For your freedom. For Europe. The security of our continent is at stake here. In the face of Russia’s aggression, our response must be collective. This visit is made jointly with Germany, Poland, and the United Kingdom. I have three messages. First, peace. A just and lasting peace begins with a full and unconditional ceasefire. That is the proposal we are advancing with the United States. Ukraine accepted it on March 11. Russia, however, delays, sets preconditions, plays for time, and continues its war of invasion. If Moscow continues to obstruct, we will step up the pressure—together, as Europeans and in close coordination with the United States. We welcome President Trump’s call to move forward in this direction. Our unity is our strength. That too is the meaning of this visit: we all want peace! Second, sovereignty. The peace agreement to be built must guarantee Ukraine’s security. That is what we have been working on—in Paris, in London, and now here in Kyiv. We are making progress together. Finally, the future. Ukraine is fighting for its people, but also for the European ideal we all believe in. A free, strong, prosperous, and European Ukraine is our goal. History is watching us.