The video message was played before John Lennon’s premiere of “Free.” The artist was joined on stage by Ukrainian singers Mika Newton and Suzanna Iglidana, and the poem was read by Luba Yakimchuk, who had recently fled the war-torn homeland. J. Lennon was accompanied by a gospel choir, but scenes of war could be watched on the screen.
Zelensky concluded with a wish that his compatriots would soon be able to be free as people on the Grammy stage.
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