Zelensky: Russia Seeks Freedom to Use Force, Not Genuine Security
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Vladimir Zelensky stated that Moscow ' s talk of security assurances had nothing to do with a genuine desire for peace.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky played, this Wednesday, with the interest shown by US President Donald Trump in Greenland, saying that perhaps the American leader did not want the territory, but rather "be a little more Danish." The statements were made during a speech in the Danish Parliament, where Zelensky praised Danish support for Ukraine.
The Kremlin requires security guarantees to continue to be able to use force against other states, the president said.
Vladimir Zelensky believes that Russia needs not security assurances, but the opportunity to interfere freely in the affairs of other countries, as he stated in his statement to the Danish Parliament on 11 November. "We hear over and over again that Russia needs security assurances. Although for decades no one has attacked Russia.
The speech of Volodymyr Zelensky was published on the YouTube channel of the Office of the President of Ukraine. Zelensky became the first foreign leader to speak from the voting podium. He addressed the parliamentarians of Denmark and thanked each and every one of them personally. It is a great honor for me to be the first foreign leader to have this opportunity to speak from the Volketting podium. This is a recognition of the courage of the en…
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