ms. zelenska: it is difficult question.ould respond honestly, which will be a long answer, and a time for this interview will not be enough. all i can respond is the way we respond here to each other. i'm holding on, really for a year and a half now, we cannot be sure about tomorrow. we don't have confidence in our future in a month or two. we have a huge hope for victory, but we don't know when it comes, and as long wait, constant stress, it has its toll, so everyone finds their own way here to deal with it. for me, at work, including our interview, because when you have a reason to wake up and go to work, it does not give you a chanceo stop and think, why this is happening to us, and very much supported by stories of ukrainians every day. there is a story of saving, health, heroism, and it inspires me a lot. i'm holding on to that, and so are, i think, most of my colleagues and friends. >> how do you deal with other strains on your family? i mean, for example, your husband being compared to winston churchill? how do yores

ms. zelenska with the hillary clinton award for her exceptional leadership. her tireless efforts to rally the world to support ukraine in its struggle for human rights, freedom and democracy against the brutal assault. and for speaking out for those who cannot speak for themselves, forgiving voice to their pain, suffering and loss. and for leading massive efforts for humanitarian assistance. secretary clinton and president degioia could not present the actual award to her last year because we were honoring her virtually. she was in kyiv. and so today we are proud to present olena zelenska with the hillary clinton award for advancing women in peace and security. [applause] the mrs. zelenska has agreed it take some questions. so i will begin with a few and then we'll turn to our students. you just described the difficulties that the ukrainian people are enduring, the death and destruction, the missiles that fly, not knowing where they will hit. how are they holding up? we are in awe of their resilience and unity. but how are they holding up? first lady zelenska

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