Zelensky in an interview with CNN: I no longer believe in the world – SME.sk

The only faith we have is faith in ourselves, the president said. KIEV. Following the escalation of the war in his country, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has trouble believing in the reliability of “some countries or some leaders”. He said this in an interview with CNN, which took place on Friday at the Presidential Palace in Kiev and was broadcast on Sunday. The article continues under video advertising. when they talk about the Holocaust and crimes against humanity, for empty, Zelensky replied: “I do not believe in the world. After seeing what is happening in Ukraine, I have the feeling that we should not trust some countries or some leaders. We do not believe those words. “After the escalation by Russia, we don’t believe our neighbors. We don’t believe it all.” Zelensky: Documents are worthless piece of paper The Ukrainian president does not even believe in the security guarantees in documents and international law, as war is raging in Ukraine and Russia is accused of alleged war crimes. “It’s just a worthless piece of paper for me,” Zelenskyj said. He added that he believed in practical, tangible efforts and the Ukrainian people. “We only believe in contractual, pragmatic things. If you are our friends or partners, give us weapons, give us a hand, support us, give us money and stop Russia. If you are our friends, you can do it.” there is faith in ourselves, in our people, faith in our armed forces and the belief that countries will support us not only with their words but also with their actions. And that is all. Never again … Indeed, everyone is talking about it, and yet, as you can see, not everyone has the courage, “concluded Zelenskyj. He invited Biden and Macron to Ukraine. After seeing what is happening in Ukraine, I have come to feel that we should not trust some countries or some leaders. “Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian President The President of Ukraine also wants US President Joe Biden to come to Ukraine.” I think he will come, “Zelensky said.” Of course, it is his decision. It also depends on the security situation, but I think he’s the leader of the United States, so he should come and see him. ” Unlike Biden, he doesn’t think the events there should be called genocide. “I think he wants to take some steps to get Russia involved in the dialogue. I told him I wanted him to understand that this was not a war, but nothing but genocide, “Zelensky said.” I invited him to come when he had the chance. When he comes and sees it, I’m sure he’ll understand. “The war in Ukraine