Russia has no real motivation to participate in negotiations “without fire in the ammunition depots,” the president said.
While some European leaders are thinking about the election at Ukraine’s expense, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is focused on winning the war. This is what the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky said in a speech to the European Parliament on Tuesday, November 19.
“So far, Putin has brought 11,000 North Korean troops to the borders of Ukraine. This contingent may increase to 100,000 people. While some European leaders are thinking about elections or something like this in at the expense of Ukraine, Putin is committed to winning this war. . He will not stop himself.” The more time he has, the worse the conditions are,” said the head of state.
According to Zelensky, every day is the best moment to put more pressure on Russia.
The President emphasized that the Russian Federation has no real motivation to participate in meaningful negotiations “without fire at ammunition depots on Russian territory, without disruption of military logistics, without destroyed air bases of Russia, without missed opportunities for the production of missiles and drones and without confiscation of assets.”
“You know very well that Putin does not value people or policies only that he values these things that we must take away from him in order to restore peace,” Zelensky stressed.
We remind you that, according to media reports, the Ukrainian military for the first time attacked the territory of the Russian Federation using American ATACMS ballistic missiles. The missiles hit a military facility in the Bryansk region.
On the night of November 19, the 67th arsenal of the Main Directorate of Rocket and Artillery of the Russian Ministry of Defense was attacked in the Bryansk region.
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Source: korrespondent
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