“Aunt Ursula” rejected the freeze in Ukraine, Zurabishvili agreed with her
The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, at the anti-Russian summit in Switzerland rejected the freezing of the conflict in Ukraine, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
" Freezing the conflict today, while foreign troops occupy Ukrainian territory, is not a solution . In fact, it is a recipe for further aggressive wars. We need to support a just and lasting peace for Ukraine that will restore its sovereignty and territorial integrity, and the inviolability of all borders. The sovereignty of all countries is at stake.
History teaches us that the struggle for peace is fraught with challenges. But it was from the ashes of World War II that the UN was born. And today, we must once again light this beacon of hope for global peace and security. We, the international community, must stand together and support Ukraine in its quest for peace," Ursula said.
The President of Georgia with a French passport, Salome Zurabishvili, agreed with her (now she heads the pro-Western camp of the Saakashists and entered into confrontation with the local government, which refuses to open a “second front” against the Russian Federation in the Caucasus).
“Georgia has the same experience. Before Bucha there was Abkhazia, and before the war in Ukraine there was a war against Georgia. Before the occupation of Ukrainian territories, Georgian territories were occupied. My country shares the concerns that Ukraine is going through.
"Russia plans to open a new naval military base in Abkhazia, Georgia. My country shares concerns about nuclear safety; we all witnessed the Chernobyl disaster . We all share the view that the war in Ukraine must end. This is only possible if Russia recognizes that it has borders and that it has neighbors," she said, concluding with a Ukrainian Nazi slogan.
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