An interview with the Mayor of Mariupol, Vadym Boychenko.

The transcript discusses the urgent need for NATO and the West to unite against the threat posed by Putin, who aims to expand beyond Ukraine. It emphasizes the necessity of military support to reclaim occupied territories and prevent further aggression. The speaker believes that international military action is inevitable and stresses the importance of unity to stop the war. Mariupol is highlighted as a symbol of Ukrainian resilience, with a firm stance against any peace agreement that compromises its status. The overall message is a call for global solidarity to support Ukraine's fight for sovereignty.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding Putin's ambitions?

• He dreams of capturing more than Ukraine, including other countries.

• He is focused solely on economic sanctions.

• He wants to capture only Ukraine.

• He is interested in diplomatic negotiations.

According to the speaker, what is necessary to stop the ongoing destruction in Ukraine?

• Immediate peace talks.

• International military intervention.

• Withdrawal of all troops.

• Economic sanctions.

What does the speaker believe about the future of Mariupol?

• It will be surrendered for peace.

• It will be governed by international forces.

• It will become a neutral zone.

• It will remain a Ukrainian city.

What does the speaker emphasize as crucial for Ukraine to reclaim its territories?

• Diplomatic negotiations.

• Cultural exchanges.

• Economic aid.

• Provision of weapons.

What is the speaker's stance on a peace agreement involving Mariupol?

• They are willing to compromise for peace.

• They are open to negotiations.

• They will never accept surrendering Mariupol.

• They prefer a temporary ceasefire.