Russia is trying to enslave all the countries it considers itself – Ukraine, Moldova, Poland and the Baltic countries, the president believes.
The real purpose of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is to seize and enslave countries formerly in Moscow’s zone of influence, said President Volodymyr Zelensky. He said this in his speech at the NATO summit on Wednesday, June 29.
“What is it for? What are the bombs for? What are the all-out artillery strikes for? The Russian army is doing everything so that as many people as possible leave the cities. So that nothing but ruins. And then is that the so -called “second world army” is entering these cities – empty and dead. And he does not want to stop in the Donbass or somewhere in the south of Ukraine, “he said.
Zelensky was sure that Russia wanted to expand its borders, and considered it to own the former republics of the USSR.
“He (the Russian Federation) wants to drown every city in Europe that the Russian leadership considers their own, and not independent states. This is Russia’s real goal. The question is – who’s next for him? Moldova? The Baltic countries? Poland? The answer is they all.Russia’s goals know.They are obvious.Russian leadership thinks differently of the world.Not the way you do.They look, for example, in Lithuania – not as a member of your alliance, but as a republic of the Soviet Union.For us, it was a former republic The USSR, for us it was past, but they considered it as a possible future, they wanted to enslave it again, “the president said.
He warned NATO that during the year the situation could worsen, leading to a “real failure” of the alliance. Because union members may be under Russia’s blow.
Zelensky also once again called on NATO countries to give Ukraine more weapons to end the war with Russia as soon as possible.
Prior to the start of the summit, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that historic decisions would be made today, including new aid to Ukraine.
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Source: korrespondent
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