One of the first steps toward fully ending the war could be ending strikes on energy and other civilian infrastructure.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy is the President of Ukraine, having taken office in May 2019. A former comedian and television producer, he gained prominence through his role in the television series 'Servant of the People,' where he played a schoolteacher who unexpectedly becomes president. Zelenskyy ran for office as a political outsider, campaigning on anti-corruption and reform agendas. His leadership has been particularly noted during the ongoing conflict with Russia, where he has sought to rally international support for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
only a real halt to Russia's attacks on civilian infrastructure can signal a genuine desire to end this war and bring peace closer.
What could President Putin say or do that would give you more optimism about this peace process? And he said to return all the prisoners of war.
If the Russians do not strike our facilities, we will certainly not strike theirs.
Just assurances and only Putin's words that he orders not to strike energy facilities -- that is not enough.
We have received the signals from the American side that we are most likely talking about the energy facilities ceasefire, not to strike on the energy facilities of both countries, and energy infrastructure.
If President Trump can find time — he is a busy man — if he has time he can phone at any time, we are ready to pick up.
We will support any proposals that lead to a sustainable, just peace. But for this we must understand what is at stake.
Every day of war means losing the lives of our people – the most valuable thing we have.
Pressure must be applied to the one who does not want to stop the war. Pressure must be put on Russia.
Russia is the only party that wants the war to continue and diplomacy to break down.
Putin often does this — he does not say 'no' directly, but he does it in such a way that … only delays and makes normal decisions impossible.
Putin often does this — he does not say ‘no’ directly, but he does it in such a way that practically everything only delays it and makes normal decisions impossible.
I am very serious (about a ceasefire) and for me it is important to end the war.
We need to show the world that we are not the impediment to peace here.
We're ready to do this. We're being open and transparent, and we have nothing to hide. The question now is, ball is in your court. How do you respond, President Putin?
Ukraine has been seeking peace since the very first moment of the war, and we have always stated that the war continues solely because of Russia.
Ukraine has been seeking peace from the very first second of this war. Realistic proposals are on the table.





