"Russian aggression will not be limited only to Ukraine," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned in a new speech on Saturday.
"The entire European project is a target for Russia," he added. At the same time, he reiterated the demand to declare an embargo on oil exported by Russia. "When tyranny attacks everything that keeps peace in Europe, action must be taken immediately," the Ukrainian president argued.
"The embargo on oil must be the first step. From all democracies, the whole civilized world. Then Russia will feel it. Then it will make sense for it to seek peace, to stop useless violence," Zelensky continued.
"The democratic world can certainly abandon Russian oil and make it toxic for all other countries," he insisted. The Ukrainian head of state also said that the goal of our "anti-war alliance" is to end the conflict "as soon as possible," which he called not only a "moral duty for all democracies" but also a "defense strategy for every civilized state."
Five civilians killed in Russian shelling in Donetsk region Five people were killed and five others wounded Saturday in Russian shelling in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, which is expecting a major Russian offensive in that territory, the regional governor told Telegram tonight.
Five people were killed by Russian strikes in the Donetsk region. Another five people were wounded, Pavlo Kirilenko said.
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