Tomorrow, our advisers will work in Switzerland — representatives from Ukraine, the United States, and the E3 format
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
The Public Record
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.
We count on the strength of Turkish diplomacy, on (how) it’s understood in Moscow.
Every brazen attack against ordinary life indicates that the pressure on Russia (to stop the war) is insufficient.
a specially calculated attack to cause as much harm as possible to people and civilians
It’s never enough. It’s enough when the war ends. And enough when Putin understands that he has to stop.
No … we are not enemies with America. We are friends. So why should we be afraid?
Of course. We’ve been asking for many things including weapons and membership of the EU and Nato.
Leaders are afraid of their societies. They don’t want to be involved in the war.
I want to live in a world where I am simply respected. Not intimidated, not killed. I want to live in such a world.
Befriending Russia is not a solution for America. In terms of values, Ukraine is much closer to the US than Russia.
This is a sensitive issue, with a great deal of quiet diplomatic work underway.
We count on America, Europe, and the G7 countries not to ignore Moscow's intent to destroy everything.
It is precisely because of such attacks that we pay special attention to Patriot systems — to be able to protect our cities from this horror. It is critical that partners who possess relevant capability implement what we have discussed in…
America, Europe and the G7 countries can help ensure that such attacks no longer threaten lives.
It is a strong and much-needed message that aggression will not go unanswered.
Pressure can be applied on Moscow only through sanctions, long-range (missile) capabilities and coordinated diplomacy among all our partners.
Another night proving that Russia does not feel enough pressure for dragging out the war.





