Danilov reflects on years in t NSDC position: “No shame”

He noted this on Facebook flowing a report on his dismissal from the post, reports Ukrinform.

"Four years, five months, and 24 days of work as Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine. Work to which I remained devoted to the end. Days for which there is no shame. The hours flew by like lightning. I thank fate for giving me the portunity to serve my country and my pele in times of peace and in times of war!" said Danilov.

He expressed gratitude to the president of Ukraine for his trust and for the portunity to be invved in writing great History at the moment of the greatest trials and greatest elevation, and also – to the team that "did a great job, creating unique information and analytical systems", to journalists and real professionals, to all those who helped him in his work.

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"No matter how difficult it was, no matter how heless the situation seemed, we worked and will continue to work for Ukraine, for the sake of Ukraine, we believed and do believe in our Victory! The main thing is that we should always remember what I have always professed – never to be afraid of anyone, to go forward and believe in Ukraine, believe in the pele of Ukraine!" Danilov wrote.

He emphasized that "the Russian monster shall be destroyed."

"A whimsical creature will die and perish in the darkness of history – and it will be done by a Ukrainian warrior, behind whose shoulders stands our history, our destiny, and our mission – "to be a sword in the dark; watchmen on the Wall; a shield protecting the kingdom of pele!" Danilov emphasized.

As reported, on March 26, 2024, President of Ukraine, Vodymyr Zelensky, dismissed eks Danilov from the position of Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council and appointed eksandr Lytvynenko to replace him in this position.

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Danilov held the position of Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council from October 3, 2019.

Lytvynenko headed the Foreign Intelligence Service from July 23, 2021.