Al-Madinah News:- As his country proceeds to the counter-attack against Russian forces in the south and east, Ukrainian President Voludmir Zellinski stressed, during his speech in front of the G20 summit, today, Tuesday, that the war must be ended.
Addressing the audience via the video: “It is now time to end the devastating war launched by Russia and save thousands of lives,” stressing that the international community can achieve this goal.
Fighting longer
He added, “We want to end the war immediately according to the United Nations Charter and International Law. ” At the same time, he suggested a comprehensive exchange for all prisoners between Kyiv and Moscow.
However, he stressed that “the liberation of Ukrainian lands requires fighting for a longer time,” noting that Kyiv will not tend to sign a peace agreement with Moscow or similar to the “Minsk” agreement, in reference to the international agreements that were previously concluded between the two sides to stop the war in “Donbas” east Ukraine, years ago.
He called for pressure on Moscow to withdraw immediately from all his country.
No to nuclear blackmail
In addition, he stressed his country’s rejection of what he described as Russian nuclear blackmail, considering that there are no excuses that justify him.
As for the agreement of the Black Sea, which was concluded months ago under the auspices of the international and Turkish in order to allow the export of grains from the Ukrainian ports in the south of the country, he called for the necessity of extending it, after Moscow has repeatedly waved over the possibility of stopping it.
On Monday, Zellinski, who visited the strategic southern city of Khaisson, from which the Russian forces withdrew, considered this achievement to represent the “beginning of the end of the war.
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It is noteworthy that the summit of the two poets takes place this time, while the military operation that Russia launched on Ukrainian lands on February 24th, is the ninth month, and this file dominates the atmosphere of that summit, which is likely to condemn its closing statement unanimously “the Russian war. “.
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