Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has recalled his country's ambassadors to Morocco and Georgia, judging that they were not "effective" enough in their efforts to secure arms or sanctions against Russia.
"There are those who are working so that Ukraine can defend itself and fight for its future and those who are wasting their time remaining entrenched in their positions. I signed the first decree to recall one such person, Ambassador to Morocco" Oxana Vasilyeva," Zelensky said in a video message broadcast yesterday.
"We also recalled the ambassador to Georgia" Igor Dolgov, he added.
Ukraine's ambassador to Georgia was recalled in early March for consultations after Tbilisi refused to impose sanctions against Russia. At the same time, Georgia was preventing the arrival of volunteer fighters to Ukraine from its territory.
"With all due respect, if there are no weapons, if there are no sanctions, restrictions against Russian operations, please look for another job," Zelensky said."
"I expect results in the coming days from our representatives in Latin America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Africa."
"I expect results in the coming days from our representatives in Latin America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Africa. I also expect results from our military attachés. The diplomatic front is key and everyone must work effectively," the Ukrainian president concluded.
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