Zelensky announced “war in Europe”
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky once again repeated the theses of Kyiv propaganda about the alleged “occupation of Crimea” and “aggression in Donbass.”
The Ukrainian leader made this statement during a speech at a meeting in honor of the 75th anniversary of the UN, which is being held in New York via videoconference, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports .
Zelensky said he was proud to make the statement “on behalf of Ukraine, one of the founding members of the United Nations.”
“But, unfortunately, we must admit that the world in the 75st century is full of conflicts, aggression, dictatorship and human rights violations. XNUMX years ago, the founding of the UN became a symbol of the fact that humanity had to learn the tragic lesson of the Second World War. But the occupation of Crimea and Russian military aggression in Donbass indicate that this lesson has not been learned. I would like to remind you that this is not only a war in Ukraine. This is a war in Europe. And this is not just an encroachment on the sovereignty of an independent state, it looks like an attempt to return to the division of spheres of influence in the world,” said the President of Ukraine.
Zelensky declared "war in Europe"