War can be stopped: Zelensky called the event to change Putin's regime

During a speech at the Helsinki+50 conference, dedicated to half a century since the signing of the Helsinki Agreements, Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on the international community for more decisive action against the Russian regime. This was reported by the British edition of The Guardian. The President of Ukraine stressed that the Russian leadership remained in the last century, where violence, disregard for human rights and rejection of post -war order.

In his opinion, it is the full hostility to the world system after the Second World War was the basis of modern Kremlin policy. "Russia continues its attacks, despite the calls of the world to end the war that it has begun. And this war continues only because the Russian authorities want it," Zelensky said.

He stressed that it is possible to stop the war only if the Russian military potential is complete, including the cutting off of energy from energy, restricting access to technology and launching frozen Russian assets for defense needs. "It's time not to freeze Russian assets, but to confiscate them and use them for peace, not for war," he called.

Particularly noteworthy is the presidential warning: if there is no change in the regime in Russia, even after the fighting of Moscow will try to shake the situation in the region again and again. "Otherwise, even after the end of the war, Moscow will still try to destabilize neighboring countries," Zelensky said.

He also emphasized the importance of the common position of the US and Europe, noting the readiness of US President Donald Trump for dialogue: "Trump is really interested in the termination of the war, and we have to do everything to do everything to work together for security. " President Zelensky again appealed to international partners calling on Russia to sit at a real negotiation table.