There is no European country that can make Russia change its course, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed on Tuesday, at a joint press conference with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron.
Speaking to journalists in Kiev after his meeting with Macron, Zelensky explained he doesn’t believe that Moscow feels pressure from any other country on the European continent.
“I don’t know of a [nation] in Europe that is capable of putting severe pressure on Russia,” the comedian-turned-politician said. “At the very least, the de-occupation of our country is not happening yet.”
The French leader came to Kiev to discuss the rising tensions on the Ukrainian border with Russia. The day before meeting Zelensky, Macron visited Moscow, where he held a five-hour-long talk with President Vladimir Putin.
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