US EditionUkraine’s president says the world is in ‘the most destructive arms race in human history’
Zelenskyy called for global cooperation to halt Russia's war, citing the most destructive arms race in history fueled by artificial intelligence and announced Ukraine will export weapons to allies.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned at the UN General Assembly that the world is experiencing 'the most destructive arms race in history' due to Russia's actions.
- Zelenskyy accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of attempting to expand the war beyond Ukraine, citing airspace violations as evidence.
- Ukraine will begin exporting weapons to allies, aiming to provide immediate security support, as stated by Zelenskyy.
- Zelenskyy emphasized that stopping the war now is cheaper than dealing with its future consequences, urging world leaders to act decisively.
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Ukraine President Zelensky says he’s ‘ready’ to step aside after Russia war ends
Zelensky, 47, was elected to a five-year term as president in April 2019. The election scheduled for March 2024 has been postponed indefinitely with Ukraine under martial law following the Russian invasion in February 2022.
The Ukrainian president said in an interview to the American media Axios that he was "ready" to give way once he had "set an end to the war".
Zelenkskyy Ready to Step Down After War Finishes - The Thinking Conservative
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy said he would be ready to step down after the war with Russia is over, in an interview published Thursday. The post Zelenkskyy Ready to Step Down After War Finishes appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
Ukraine would call elections if peace were achieved. In peacetime, the president elected six years ago would no longer lead the country.
During an interview with the media Axios, broadcast this Thursday, the Ukrainian president opened the door to a start after the war ended. "I did not intend to lead the country in peacetime," he revealed.
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