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The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy (photo), criticized this Sunday the “empty” statements of the world leader about the war in your country. In an interview with CNN, he said he didn’t believe in security guarantees or international law.
“I don’t believe in the world, in some leaders. We don’t believe in words. After the invasion of Russia, we no longer believe in our neighbors. We don’t believe in any of that,” he said.
“We just believe in pragmatic, contractual things. If you are our friend or partner, Give us guns, help us, support us, give us money and stop russia, kick russia. You can do this if you are a friend. Now if you think about this democracy and just about that, then we have the same thoughts when we talk about freedom, it’s not just because we just want to have a dialogue about freedom.”
Zelenskyas we have shown, classifies the situation in the city Mariupol, in the south of the country, as “simply inhuman”. He also blamed the commanded forces Wladimir Putin in the port city “deliberately destroying everyone who is around”.
After Ukraine ignored this Sunday completed Russian in Mariupol, the Russian Defense Ministry threatened to “eliminate” everyone. Soldiers fighting on in the besieged city.
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