Kremlin spokesman Peskov said Sunday morning that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rejects Russia’s proposal to negotiate in Minsk. Zelensky said in a televised speech that he was open to talks in other sites that “do not symbolize aggression against our country.” On Sunday morning, the Ukrainian army shot down a missile fired from Belarusian territory. The head of the Ukrainian army described it as a “new war crime”. “If not, the talks in Minsk would have been possible,” Zelensky said.
Ukrainian President Zelensky said Russia was also bombing residential areas in his country on Sunday. “Last night was brutal, with shooting again, and new bombing of residential areas and civilian infrastructure. Today there is not a single target in our country that the occupiers do not target.”
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“They are fighting everyone,” said the president. They fight all living things – against nurseries, against apartment buildings and even ambulances. Russian forces are firing missiles at neighborhoods in the city where there is no military infrastructure or none at all.”
“Vasylkiev, Kiev, Chernigov, Sumy, Kharkov and many other cities of Ukraine live in conditions that we last experienced during the Second World War,” concludes Zelensky combatively. “But we will continue to fight for as long as it takes to liberate our country.”
The president asserts that he wants to negotiate an end to the war and peace. But not in Minsk. Warsaw, Bratislava, Budapest, Istanbul, Baku. We suggested them all. Any other city is useful to us – in a country where no missiles are fired at us. This is the only way for fair negotiations that can truly end the war.”
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