President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said that he abandoned the old idea to move from the building of the President's Office and remain in it in Bankova Street.

"Almost three years ago – as soon as the elections were held – we entered this building and immediately began planning the move. I dreamed of moving from Bankova. Together with the government and parliament. To unload the center of Kyiv and in general - to move to a modern, transparent office - as befits a progressive democratic European country," he said in a video message on Monday evening.

"Now, I will say one thing: I am staying in Kyiv. In Bankova Street. Not hiding. And I'm not afraid of anyone. As much as it takes to win this war," Zelensky said.