Zelensky: Any form of territorial exchange with Russia is "unacceptable"
According to Jinse Finance, citing CCTV News, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated at a press conference held in Brussels on October 23 local time that any form of territorial exchange with Russia is "unacceptable," and that the peace plan should start with a ceasefire, followed by negotiations. He emphasized that greater pressure should continue to be exerted on Russia before the Russian side will come to the negotiating table. Zelensky also stated that Russia's frozen assets should be used to purchase European and American weapons, and Ukraine should also be able to use these funds to develop its own weapons production. At the same time, Zelensky clarified that Ukraine has not used long-range weapons provided by the United States to strike targets within Russia, and revealed that Ukraine's independently developed long-range strike capability now has a range of up to 3,000 kilometers.
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