There must be a complete de-occupation: Zelensky gave an interview

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Zelensky gave an interview to the Financial Times
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19:00, 07.06.2022

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky spoke about assistance to Ukraine, sanctions and future victory.



This is reported by the Telegram channel SPRAVDI.

The main theses from Zelensky's interview to the Financial Times:

Moving forward and postponing the de-occupation of our territories depends on powerful weapons, political support from the West, and sanctions policy.

This is a war for the independence and freedom of our state.
"Independence, in my understanding, is the return of our territories. I believe that the return to the borders that we controlled on February 24 is a very serious temporary victory. It is "temporary" because there should be a complete de-occupation of our territories," he said. the president .

Some countries act as sappers. By supporting Ukraine, they are checking what can be done to ease sanctions so that the business of this or that state does not suffer. They are constantly, like sappers, trying to push through this or that initiative. We do not need alternative solutions other than those that our state has chosen.

Sanctions

“We are grateful for the sanctions, but they have not yet affected Russia enough to stop the war. Because we are stretching this “pleasure”. that there will be difficulties, but introduce them. Otherwise, it's time to play into the hands of the Russian leadership," Zelensky said.


Russians steal Ukrainian grain.

"Russia stole some of our grain and took it away on ships. They entered some states, and these states were ready to accept them. We just caught this information and routes. We warned these states that we would unite the West, because of which they would introduce sanctions against them as well. Then some states really got scared," Zelensky said.

The President of Ukraine also called on Western states not to forget that the war continues.

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