At the UN General Assembly, Zelenskyi told what kind of “real peace” Ukraine wants

During his speech at the UN General Assembly in New York, President Volodymyr Zelensky insisted on a just peace in Ukraine in accordance with his “peace formula”.

Source: “European truth”

Details: Zelensky was convinced that the “peace formula” is the best opportunity for peace, and Ukrainians will never accept that a colonial past can be imposed on Ukraine instead of a just peace.

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“When someone proposes alternatives, half-hearted settlement plans, the so-called “sets of principles”, it not only ignores the interests and suffering of Ukrainians who suffered the most from the war, not only ignores reality, but also gives Putin political space to continue the war,” the head said state

He added that his “peace formula” as a global initiative has been in existence for two years.

“And maybe someone wants a Nobel Prize for their political biography of a ‘frozen truce’ instead of real peace, and the only reward from Putin in return will be more suffering and disasters,” Zelenskyy said.

In his speech, he laid out the main points of how he sees the achievement of peace.

“We must restore nuclear security, the use of energy as a weapon must stop, we must guarantee food security, we must bring home all our captured soldiers and civilians, likely deported to Russia.

We must adhere to the UN Charter and guarantee our right, Ukraine’s right to territorial integrity and sovereignty, as we do for every other state,” Zelenskyy said.

“We must withdraw the Russian occupation forces, which will put an end to hostilities in Ukraine. We must bring the perpetrators of war crimes to justice. We must stop the ecocide… We must not allow a second or similar Russian invasion.

We must make it clear: the war is over. This is the “formula of peace”. Which of its parts can be unacceptable for anyone who adheres to the UN Charter?”, the head of state added.

Zelensky also called on the international community put pressure on Russia and deter it from shellingwhich will pose a threat to Ukrainian nuclear energy.

Before that, in an interview with American media, Volodymyr Zelenskyi said that he considered war with Russia “closer to the end” than many believe.