Zelensky vows not to launch strikes during meetings in Moscow
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has promised that Ukraine will not launch strikes during meetings in Moscow.
President Volodymyr Zelensky pledged to refrain from launching strikes during upcoming meetings in Moscow, according to Ukrinform. The Ukrainian leader emphasized that Ukraine remains a country dedicated to peace and respects partners' efforts to end the conflict. Ukraine honored a request from the United States in late August to cease strikes on Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Vladivostok, observing the pause without retaliating against Russian forces.
Zelensky reiterated Ukraine's commitment to peaceful negotiations, vowing to ensure Russian airspace is free from Ukrainian drones during specified periods to facilitate diplomacy. Despite the ongoing hostilities, Zelensky clarified that Ukraine poses no threat to civil aviation, highlighting that the Russian authorities are not accurately reporting the situation; in reality, Russia's war effort has effectively closed its skies.
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