Zelensky: We do not attack Putin
Ukraine’s President Zelenskiy held a press conference with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Icelandic Prime Minister Katrin Jakobsdottir after the Nordic-Ukraine Summit in Helsinki, the capital of Finland.
Zelenskiy congratulated Finland on joining NATO and thanked the leaders of the Scandinavian countries one by one for their support for kyiv.
Asked if he had a message from Finland for Russia, Zelenskiy said: “We are only fighting for the survival of our country and the future of our citizens. We do not care what happens to the citizens of Russia and to Russia itself. We are thinking of the people of Ukraine. I don’t have a message for Russia. ” He used his statements.
Zelenskiy stated that Kiev must be supported until the Ukrainian lands are completely freed from Russian occupation, and the leaders he met with today are ready to do so as well.
Emphasizing that Russia must be taught to respect state borders recognized by international law, Zelenskiy said: “Doing this now means doing it forever.” he used the phrase.
Zelenskiy denied the allegations that they tried to attack Putin’s Kremlin residence with drones at night, saying: “We are not attacking Putin or Moscow. We are fighting on our own territory. We defend our towns and cities. We do not attack Putin, we leave him in the hands of the court.” he said.
MESSAGES FROM THE LEADERS OF THE NORDIC COUNTRIES
Icelandic Prime Minister Jakobsdottir expressed the importance of Scandinavian cooperation in supporting Ukraine, especially during reconstruction.
Jakobsdottir stated that it is important to keep a record of the damage caused by Russia, a strong compensation mechanism and a European Council meeting where Russia’s responsibility was discussed.
Norwegian Prime Minister Store de Zelenskiy’s attendance at the Helsinki meeting was moving and hopeful.
Stating that peace should be brought to Ukraine, Store promised that they would help in this regard.
Swedish Prime Minister Kristersson also emphasized that Sweden has provided strong assistance to Ukraine so far.
Stating that the European Union also provides significant support to Ukraine, Kristersson especially mentioned the supply of ammunition.
Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen, on the other hand, when asked when Denmark will supply Ukraine with fighter jets, replied that the allied countries are still discussing the issue.
Fredriksen stressed that Denmark made several military aids to Ukraine and agreed on a new aid package.
In a statement by the Kremlin Press Center today, it was reported that Ukraine attempted to attack Russian President Vladimir Putin’s residence at the Kremlin Palace with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) at night. (AA)