Zelensky vows to defend Ukraine's sovereignty against Russia
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, clearly stated that Ukraine will not recognise the territories occupied by Russia as Russian. Quoted by the Unian agency, the president emphasised that Ukrainian citizens will defend the sovereignty and independence of their country, and the "red line" is the memory of Russian crimes.
What do you need to know?
- Volodymyr Zelensky during a briefing emphasised that Ukraine will not recognise the occupied territories as Russian.
- The President of Ukraine stressed that citizens will defend the sovereignty and independence of the country.
- Zelensky stated that no one will forget the crimes committed by Russia in Ukraine.
Ukraine will not give up occupied territories
During a press conference, Volodymyr Zelensky firmly opposed the country's sovereignty. He emphasised that Ukraine will not recognise the territories occupied by Russia as Russian. "We will not let anyone forget about this crime against Ukraine," he noted.
The President of Ukraine stated that recognising the occupied territories as Russian would contradict Ukraine's constitution. "Our people have fought for this, our heroes died," said Zelensky, emphasising that Ukraine will not forget the sacrifice of its citizens.
Zelensky on "red lines"
Zelensky added that the most important "red line" is the memory of Russia's crimes. "We will not let anyone forget about this crime against Ukraine," assured the president.
Zelensky emphasised that the fight against such a powerful opponent as Russia is difficult, but Ukraine does not intend to surrender. The President of Ukraine expressed determination in defending the country and its citizens, stressing that Ukraine will not allow the crimes of Russia to be forgotten and will continue to fight for its independence.
