The Ukrainian president is clear: Russia must leave the international community forever if it does not make peace – Topky.sk

“Either the Russian leadership will really try to make peace, or as a result of this war it will leave the international community forever,” Zelenskyj said. The Ukrainian president also spoke of the growing number of Russian attacks in eastern and southern Ukraine. “All this feverish activity of the occupiers testifies in the first place to their uncertainty,” Zelenskyj said. “Despite the considerable stockpiles of Soviet military equipment and the large number of soldiers … Russian troops are doubting their ability to break us, to break Ukraine. We will do everything to substantiate their doubts,” said the top Ukrainian official. Photo gallery (3) Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky
Source: SITA / Ukrainian Presidential Press Office via AP Buč visited by forensic experts of the International Criminal Court Zelensky in his speech also confirmed that on Wednesday, forensic experts from the International Criminal Court (ICC) visited the Ukrainian city of Buča to investigate possible war crimes, the daily writes. The Guardian. “It is inevitable that the Russian army will be held responsible for war crimes. We will bring them all to justice and not just for what happened in Bukh,” the Ukrainian president said. He also called for the caution of people returning to their homes in areas from which Russian troops have recently withdrawn. Photo gallery (3) Men in protective gear exhume the bodies of civilians killed during the Russian occupation in Buč
Source: SITA / AP Photo / Efrem Lukatsky Zelensky calls on the EU to ban Russian oil altogether In addition, Zelensky reiterated its call for a total ban on Russian oil. “The European Union must stop sponsoring the Russian military,” he said. In his speech, the Ukrainian president also thanked the United States for new military assistance worth $ 800 million, and also thanked the presidents of Poland, Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia for Wednesday’s visit to Ukraine.