Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko has been speaking exclusively to Sky's Foreign Affairs Editor Sam Kiley.

The transcript discusses Ukraine's ongoing struggle against Russian aggression, emphasizing the fight for independence, democracy, and values. It highlights the challenges faced by Ukraine's President and the nation's efforts to maintain stability and implement reforms. The influence of Russian manipulation and ultranationalists is also addressed, along with the impact on Ukraine's stability. The transcript concludes with a reflection on Ukrainian patriotism and the ongoing conflict, marked by memorials for those who have died.

What is the main reason the Ukrainian President believes Russia is aggressive towards Ukraine?

• To gain more territory

• To establish a military base

• To fight against Ukraine's values of freedom and democracy

• To access natural resources

Who does the Ukrainian President claim is being manipulated by Russia to destabilize Ukraine?

• The United Nations

• The European Union

• Ultranationalists

• The Ukrainian government

What does the Ukrainian President say about the job of being the President of Ukraine?

• It is a challenging and dangerous position

• It is a ceremonial position

• It is one of the easiest jobs in the world

• It is a temporary role

What qualities does the Ukrainian President attribute to the Ukrainian nation during the aggression?

• Patriotism and heroism

• Aggression and hostility

• Passivity and compliance

• Indifference and neutrality

What is the Ukrainian President's stance on the European integration of Ukraine?

• He believes it is unnecessary

• He supports it as a return to European states

• He opposes it

• He is indifferent to it