Ukrainan MP on singing the National Anthem in Parliament

The transcript discusses the Ukrainian Parliament's emergency session to address the war situation, emphasizing unity and control in Kiev. It highlights the heated debate over a no-fly zone, citing recent missile attacks in Chernihiv and other cities. The speaker shares personal experiences of destruction in Kharkiv and calls for international support, including stricter sanctions and a trade embargo against Russia. The plea is for peace and a return to normalcy, expressing frustration with being seen as merely inspiring rather than being able to live a normal life.

What was the primary message the Ukrainian Parliament wanted to convey during the emergency session?

• That they were evacuating Kiev

• That they were surrendering to Russia

• That they were in control and not leaving

• That they were seeking international aid

What was the emotional significance of singing the national anthem during the war?

• It felt the same as before

• It was a routine practice

• It was discouraged by the authorities

• It was a deeply emotional and different experience

Which city experienced a missile attack resulting in 44 deaths in a residential building?

• Lviv

• Chernihiv

• Kiev

• Kharkiv

Why does the speaker argue for a no-fly zone over Ukraine?

• To reduce air pollution

• To increase tourism

• To allow more flights into Ukraine

• To prevent further missile attacks

What past agreement does the speaker reference to justify their demands for security assurances?

• The Geneva Convention

• The Budapest Memorandum

• The Paris Peace Accords

• The Minsk Agreement