Russia Would Not Survive If Sanctions Were Fully Enforced, Zelenskyy Says
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged European countries to ensure the full enforcement of sanctions against Russia, prevent their relaxation and make greater use of economic pressure to compel Moscow to end its war against Ukraine, UATV English reports. He made the remarks at the Berlin Security Conference while responding to a question about what Europe could do to change Russia’s position…
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on European nations to enforce sanctions against Russia fully, avoid any relaxation of the sanctions, and employ more economic pressure to compel Moscow to cease its invasion of Ukraine, according to UATV English. He made these comments at the Berlin Security Conference in response to a question on how Europe could alter Russia's stance and avert additional conflict.
Zelenskyy stated, "Russia will not survive if sanctions are truly effective at 100%. If no one is exempt from these sanctions, you know, oligarchs and others," during the conference. The president stressed Europe's substantial economic, industrial, and political capabilities, often underestimated. According to Zelenskyy, a unified Europe is several times stronger than contemporary Russia, particularly in light of its advanced industry, production capacity, and human resources. "You are stronger. Do not forget that," he told the conference attendees.
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