Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said he will not agree to hand Donbas over to Russia.
Globalinfo.az reports that he spoke about this in an interview with the DR Nyheder television channel during a visit to Denmark.
The Ukrainian leader stressed that pulling back from Donbas would create a serious threat for his country.
“No, I will not pull back from Donbas. Because I know that after a while Russia will move further and they will occupy us. That is why this is a big risk for us,” Zelensky said.
He also admitted that he does not know exactly what position the United States will take from now on.
Zelensky indicated that there was uncertainty over whether Washington would continue its support for Ukraine.
The president did not hide his concern about whether European countries would be able to maintain a unified position. According to him, after the elections in France the political situation in Europe could change, and new political processes could also take place in Germany and other countries.
“That is why, frankly speaking, I cannot say anything for certain,” Zelensky added.
Aliyar Khalil
Globalinfo.az
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