President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine would liberate all its lands from Russia, striking a defiant tone in an address to mark Ukraine’s Independence Day
KYIV, Ukraine— delivered amid dozens of disabled Russian armored vehicles.
In the prerecorded video, Mr. Zelensky said the country had been reborn and was fighting valiantly for a future independent from Moscow, its longtime overlord.
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