Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Volodymyr Zelenskyy is the President of Ukraine, known for his efforts to secure international support amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Notable Quotes
"Ukraine has completed repair work on the section of the Druzhba oil pipeline that was damaged by a Russian strike."View Story →
"We must continue systematic sanctions pressure on Russia over this war and work on further diversifying energy supplies to Europe."View Story →
"This is not the first time Russian forces are putting Ukrainian nuclear facilities at risk. Russia’s nuclear blackmail and threats to nuclear safety are systemic, deliberate, and unacceptable."View Story →
"It was [a] critical infrastructure facility. And an extremely vile Russian attack."View Story →
"Russia consciously struck this nuclear infrastructure facility."View Story →
"As of now, there are no readings exceeding normal background radiation levels. But there is certainly an increase in Russia’s brazenness, which long ago went off the charts."View Story →
"extremely vile"View Story →
"For Ukraine, it has always been a priority that Europe’s position and voice in the negotiations be strong."View Story →
"I said that we will not go [for that]. We will not give you a victory in that way."View Story →
"He came to Kyiv. He said: 'I have brought a message directly to you, and I want to take a message from you and deliver it to Vladimir Putin.'"View Story →
"Anything substantial will happen before the end of summer."View Story →
"Ukraine will not give up Donbas."View Story →
"They wanted to hear our position directly."View Story →
"Putin wants to continue the war."View Story →
"He came to Kyiv. He said 'I brought a message direct to you, and I want to take messages from you and to give it to Vladimir Putin.'"View Story →
"It was the key message. I said we will not leave. We will not give you a victory in such way."View Story →
"The reaction had disappointed many people around the world and demonstrated the Kremlin's unwillingness to end the war."View Story →
"Ukraine is now aiming to contract a minimum of 50,000 UGVs, including the Droid TW 12.7 for combat operations, branding them as the 'next major step' after combat drones in a rapidly shifting battlefield."View Story →
"Ukraine is building a 'clear diplomatic strategy to ensure that Russia does not believe the war can still yield any benefits for it.'"View Story →
"These are concrete things to strengthen our joint defence and co-production, and, importantly, this also means Ukraine's expertise and experience helping to strengthen our partners."View Story →
"We thank Latvia for all the support it has provided to Ukraine throughout this war."View Story →
"We did this in the Middle East and it worked. Now we are ready to do the same with our close partners in Europe."View Story →
"A drone deal is not only about selling or buying something. It also covers important issues such as the ones we are discussing now."View Story →
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