Explosive interview of the president of Ukraine. Zelenski has talked to British journalist Piers Morgan and claims to be willing to sit face to face with Putin to end the war. Even considering the Russian president a murderer and a terrorist will meet with him if he gets peace. Of course, accompanied by the United States and the European Union. Ha also inflexible shown with the entry of Ukraine into NATO. If they do not finally enter, it demands that their nuclear weapons return them.
“If that is the only format in which we can bring peace to the citizens of Ukraine and not lose more people, of course, We will accept that format “, Zelenski said, who added that it will not be “Friendly with Putin.” “I consider it an enemy and, honestly, I think he also considers me his enemy,” he said.
Although he has repeatedly shown his availability to negotiate, Zelenski had emphasized so far in possible contacts through the United States and the European Union. On the moment when elections will be held in Ukraine, Zelenski again explained that he considers impossible to vote with a part of the invaded country, with millions of refugee citizens in other countries or living in the occupied territories and with hundreds of thousands of soldiers defending without interruption the front.
“The elections will be held when the hot phase of the war has ended and Martial law is not in force “, He said about the legal framework in force in Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian large -scale invasion.
Zelenski again offered a figure of the number of dead Ukrainian soldiers. The Ukrainian Head of the Ukrain 45,100 The total number of Ukrainian soldiers dead in combat. Zelenski said he has proof of 390,000 cases in which his soldiers were injured. With regard to the low Russian Zelenski spoke of 350,000 dead and up to 700,000 injured.
Source: Lasexta
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