Zelensky: the 1956 revolution could have changed many things if the world had provided help to Hungary

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky commemorated the October 23 uprising, reflecting on its significance in European history. He praised the courage of the Hungarian revolutionaries, noting their impact on the continent's spirit of freedom. Zelensky criticized the world's inadequate response to the 1956 events, which led to decades of totalitarian rule in Europe. He emphasized the importance of supporting nations that demonstrate bravery and a desire for freedom. Zelensky expressed gratitude to those who remember history and honor the revolutionaries, paying tribute to the heroes of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution.