Ukrainian President Zelenskyy delivered a powerful speech at the UN General Assembly, calling for “real peace” and criticizing plans that ignore the suffering of Ukrainians. He highlighted his peace formula that has received support from nearly 100 nations and international organizations. Zelenskyy emphasized the need for a just peace, free from veto powers that hinder resolution at the UN Security Council.
Zelenskyy raised concerns about other proposals that neglect Ukrainian interests and provide Putin with the political space to continue the war. He warned against prioritizing accolades over real peace, urging unity and accountability for war crimes. The Ukrainian president stressed the importance of restoring nuclear safety, preventing energy weaponization, and ensuring food security.
Zelenskyy highlighted the threats of Russian aggression and the impact on Ukrainian civilians, including potential attacks on nuclear power plants. He called for international support to uphold Ukraine’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, emphasizing the urgency of ending the war. Zelenskyy urged all nations to stand together for peace and unity, emphasizing that there can be no just peace without Ukraine’s involvement.
The speech also addressed the need for international cooperation to hold aggressors accountable and prevent further escalation of conflict. Zelenskyy’s call for support echoes his previous efforts to rally Western backing in the fight against Russia, emphasizing the need for solidarity and collective action to achieve lasting peace.
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