VolodyMyr Zenskypy promised to 'win this war' after accusing Vladimir Putin, the -the -the -Fires -proposals -to break with deadly strikes only a few hours after the Kremlin agreed to stop his attacks on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
In a press conference with President Stubb of Finland in Helsinki today, the Ukrainian president said: “We are fighting for our sovereignty and our independence – we will win this war.”
Zensky attracted clear red lines for peace and insisted that his nation would not accept territorial losses as part of a peace agreement, and that the return of 'thousands' prisoners in Russia was 'unconditional'.
He also revealed that he will talk to Donald Trump later today to discuss the coming peace talks in Saudi Arabia. It is believed that it is the first time that the couple will be spoken since the disastrous collision in the White House at the end of last month.
“Today I will be in contact with President Trump and we will discuss the next steps,” he told an audience in the Finnish capital today.
The conversations come in a sensitive time, in which Ukraine Russia accuses the energy infrastructure, only a few hours after he was agreed to a partially ceases -the fire.
While the Kremlin refused to register at a month of cease-fire plan between Trump civil servants and Ukrainian representatives in Saudi Arabia, agreed to stop attacks on crucial infrastructure.
VolodyMyr Zensky at today's press conference in the presidential palace in Helsinki
Speaking for the first time since the call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin yesterday, Zelensky claimed that Russia had hit Ukrainian energy infrastructure last night, despite Putin's promise to avoid such goals for a month.
Both parties today accused each other of launching air strikes that claimed damaged infrastructure to be exempt under the conditions of the agreement.
Zensky said that Ukraine could deliver a list of his facilities to be able to implement an agreement correctly, while insisting that the US supervises the ceases -fires.
