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Zelenskyy: US no longer has illusions about Russia's desire to end war, China must no longer remain silent

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy states that the American side has officially shed its illusions regarding the position of Russia in the Russo-Ukrainian war.

Zelenskyy: US no longer has illusions about Russia's desire to end war, China must no longer remain silent

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed that the United States has removed its illusions about Russia's intention to end the Russo-Ukrainian war. Zelenskyy expressed optimism that the US has let go of all doubts regarding Russia's true desire for peace. He believed that America's unwavering strength and resolve will push Russia towards the negotiating table.

Sanctions, he stated, will ultimately force Russia to yield. Zelenskyy assured Ukraine would receive everything necessary to put an end to the conflict, faster than Vladimir Putin could initiate another.

The President also urged the People's Republic of China (PRC) to no longer remain silent in the face of Russia's aggressive actions. Zelenskyy emphasized that China must demonstrate its aspiration to be a global leader, not just economically or technologically, but also civilizationally. He called on China to denounce any form of dictatorship that threatens the world with its outdated nuclear arsenal.

Zelenskyy appealed to European nations and the entire world to unite and apply pressure on the aggressor. He highlighted Ukraine's collective strength and the multitude of allies standing with Ukraine in pursuit of peace. The Ukrainian leader predicted that a peaceful Ukraine will emerge, a nation liberated from "historical" times and ushered into a tranquil, secure era.

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