In a speech he gave via video technology at the Frankfurt International Book Fair, Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski emphasised the value of knowledge and information in the fight for peace and independence.
Zellinski said that there are still many personalities in Europe that encourage Russia’s understanding and ignore the terrorist policy of countries like Iran, and asked, “How does this happen? . . . The only response is a lack of knowledge.
He voiced his opinion that it is simple to deceive the uninformed, noting that this is why it is becoming more and more crucial to educate people about the “terrorism that Russia brought to Ukraine.
To write, print, and disseminate books “about those who weaken Europe,” he urged the president to do so.
According to the allegations made by the Frankfurt exhibition, Zelinski’s speech on Wednesday was captured on Ukrainian video.
He discussed the absence of two countries—Russia and Iran—from the largest exhibition in the world’s history despite the fact that they had previously participated in it. “They are less present in the cultural spectrum and at the same time are more present where everything is destroyed,” he said.
The Ukrainian President invited authors and publishers to visit his country at the conclusion of his speech, saying that they should “see everything that our people had to go through, what we were able to accomplish, and the threats that we are constantly vulnerable to, be witnesses to this and talked about,” because these are dangers that other European countries may face “as long as the terrorist countries remain.”
Zellinski emphasises the significance of understanding the fight for freedom and peace.
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