Live, War in Ukraine: with Its "Belligerent Rhetoric", Russia "Puts a Slap on All Those Who Want Peace," Says the Head of Ukrainian Diplomacy

The Ukrainian ambassador together with the United Nations in Geneva believes Russia will pay for war crimes committed in Ukraine. "The dictators usually don't have a happy ending," he says.

Andri Sybiha responded to the remarks of the Russian representative to the United Nations, Vassily Nebenzia, who stated at a meeting of the Security Council that Moscow would intensify its military action in Ukraine as long as it deemed it necessary.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga criticized the statement of Russian Deputy Vasyl Nebenzia in the UN Security Council that Moscow is ready to “continue and intensify hostilities in Ukraine as much as necessary.”

How is life going in the villages occupied by the Russians? Are they still Ukrainians? Are these villages habitable or in ruins? Are there any acts of resistance against the invader? Greg Hello Greg, On this subject, I refer you to the article by our journalist Faustine Vincent, who spoke in March 2025 with several people arriving from the territories occupied by the Russians. These areas in the hands of Moscow cover 20% of the country. Mayors i…

Russia's rhetoric is a slap in the face to all who advocate for peace - Sibiga declares readiness to escalate hostilities, ignoring calls for peace. Sibiga emphasizes that this is a contempt for all countries that seek a peaceful settlement.