Zelenskidən kritik bəyanat: Rusiya seçkiləri bitməzdən əvvəl sülh danışıqlarına ümid etmirəm

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, while continuing his diplomatic contacts in the international arena, made striking evaluations about possible peace negotiations with Russia. Speaking at the joint press conference with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, Zelenskiy stated that the domestic political calendar in the Russian Federation directly affects the peace process.

Rusiyada seçkilər və ABŞ Sammit Planı

The Ukrainian leader clearly stated that he does not foresee any peace talks starting before the completion of the parliamentary elections to be held in Russia on September 18-20. Stating that Moscow is focusing on the election process, Zelenskiy announced that they will meet with a high-level US delegation in New York at the end of September. Emphasizing that diplomatic contacts between the teams of the two countries continue uninterrupted, the Ukrainian President stated that the process will be shared with the public in a much more transparent manner after the critical meeting planned to be held with US President Donald Trump.

Qara dənizdə cavab və enerji müharibəsi balansı

Talking about global food security and military strategies, Zelenskiy stated that the allies are closely monitoring the grain and agricultural product export restrictions implemented by Russia, especially in the Black Sea. Underlining that Ukraine responded to these blockades with military and strategic retaliation, Zelenskiy emphasized that Russia will not feel and will not stop the war if there is no response. Stating that a similar principle of reciprocity also applies to the energy sector, the leader pointed out that the pressure on Russia's economic and military infrastructure should continue.

Qlobal Qida Təhlükəsizliyi və Liderlərin Rolu

Reminding that he carried out intense diplomatic traffic with representatives of Egypt, India, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and the United States over the past month, Zelenskiy reiterated that the food blockade imposed by Russia poses a great threat to all humanity. Noting that peace and stability depend entirely on the steps Russia will take, Zelenskiy sent a strong message to the international community and said, "Strong leaders in the world have the power to put Russia in the right position, even if their own wishes are not in this direction."