Ukraine Wants Peace but Won't Give in, Zelenskyy Says on Independence Day
Zelenskyy said Ukraine will not surrender Donbas as European leaders gathered in Kyiv and pledged more military and financial support.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine wants peace but will not surrender to Russia at any price during Independence Day celebrations in Kyiv.
- British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and European Council President Antonio Costa attended the 35th anniversary events in Kyiv, with Burnham to co-chair the "Coalition of the Willing" supporting Ukraine.
- Zelensky warned against accepting Russia's demand that Ukraine cede the remaining Donbas territory, stating it would not end Russian aggression.
- Zelensky called on allies to provide full support, impose more sanctions, bring Russia to negotiations, and urged China to stop remaining silent on the conflict.
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