Zelensky: Ukraine will not allow the division of its territory

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Zelensky: Ukraine will not allow its territory to be divided
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky once again made it clear to the international community about his firm stance on protecting the territorial integrity of the country. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

He emphasized that no matter how strong Russia's desire to take control of Ukrainian territories may be, as long as the Ukrainian people remain united and act together, this dream will not come true. According to Zelensky, the relations between Ukraine and the United States are continuously developing at various levels.

The president noted that some information in diplomacy must remain confidential, hence he stated that not all details would be disclosed. The head of state also touched upon historical events in his speech.

In his opinion, allowing Russia to seize Crimea later led to the occupation of certain territories in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. He also pointed out that the lack of necessary measures when troops were amassed at the Ukrainian border led to the beginning of a large-scale war.

Zelensky stated that he is currently demanding "forgiveness" from Vladimir Putin for the complete control established over the southern part of Kherson region, Zaporizhzhia, the entire Luhansk region, Donetsk, and Crimea. However, the Ukrainian president firmly stated that he would never accept such a demand and would never allow the division of the country.

His statement has caused significant attention and debate both domestically and internationally. Many analysts assess this statement as another diplomatic warning from Ukraine.

The citizens of Ukraine support Zelensky's firm position, recognizing that the future of the country lies only in unity and courage.

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