Zelensky speaks out towards peace talks with Russia — RT World Information

The battle in Ukraine can’t be resolved by means of negotiations, and decisive motion is required to “pressure” Russia into submission, Ukrainian chief Vladimir Zelensky has informed the UN Safety Council.

Addressing a particular UNSC session attended by practically a dozen pro-Kiev non-member delegations, Zelensky insisted that “motion” is important towards Moscow as a result of the battle “cannot be calmed by talks” and received’t “merely fade away.”

“Russia can solely be compelled into peace, and that’s precisely what’s wanted: forcing Russia into peace as the only real aggressor on this conflict, the only real violator of the UN Constitution,” he claimed, with out specifying what actions he had in thoughts.

Zelensky as soon as once more promoted his so-called ‘peace system’ and referred to as for “getting ready a second peace summit” to finish the battle with Russia. He invited China, Brazil, Asian international locations, Latin America, america, and others to take part however didn’t specify what can be mentioned.

“We all know some on the planet wish to discuss to Russian President Vladimir Putin. We all know it. To satisfy, to speak, to talk. However what might they presumably hear from him?” Zelensky acknowledged.

Russia’s envoy to the UN, Vassily Nebenzia, criticized the assembly as one more staged one-man present organized by Kiev’s Western backers.

“The one cause they referred to as this assembly was to offer Mr. Zelensky with one other live performance venue on the United Nations, this time within the Safety Council chamber. As we speak, he has an entire group of EU and NATO members ‘singing alongside,’ marching in lockstep each time they’re referred to as upon to come back to the Safety Council to malign the Russian Federation,” Nebenzia mentioned.

Earlier on Tuesday, Zelensky mentioned in an interview with ABC Information that his “peace” initiative, just lately rebranded as a “victory plan,” isn’t associated to negotiations with Russia however quite aimed toward boosting Ukraine’s navy capabilities.

“It’s not about negotiation with Russia,” he insisted, arguing that solely by “strengthening Ukraine, the Ukrainian military, and the Ukrainian folks… solely in a powerful place can we push Putin to cease the conflict.”

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov responded to the Ukrainian chief’s declare that the top of the battle might be close to by reiterating that Kiev should settle for the truth on the bottom and that Moscow will cease its navy operation solely in any case of its objectives are achieved “a method or one other.”