Zelensky in Brussels: Ukraine Will Not Make Territorial Concessions.

According to inkorr.com: On October 23, Thursday, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky visited Brussels to participate in a meeting of the European Council. Before the meeting began, he held a brief briefing with the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, where he thanked for the support in implementing a new package of sanctions against Russia. Zelensky also emphasized that Ukraine will not make any territorial concessions to the aggressor.

Emphasis on the Need for Pressure

The President of Ukraine stressed that the sanctions pressure from the European Union and the United States is a positive signal for other countries, but at the same time noted that it is necessary to increase the pressure on Russia. He expressed concern about the aggression from the Russian Federation and confirmed his readiness for dialogue to achieve lasting peace.

'There will be no territorial concessions,' Zelensky stated.

'A ceasefire is possible, but more pressure on Russia for a ceasefire is needed,' the president emphasized.

The Importance of Military Assistance

Zelensky also noted that the U.S. decision to transfer Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine is extremely important. He highlighted the achievements of the United States in implementing sanctions against Russia and expressed hope that these measures will effectively impact the aggressor. It is worth mentioning that the European Union previously confirmed the introduction of the 19th package of sanctions.

During the meeting with the President of the European Council, Volodymyr Zelensky once again emphasized the importance of support in implementing sanctions against Russia and noted Ukraine's unwavering stance on territorial integrity.

Zelensky's visit to Brussels highlights Ukraine's activity on the international stage in the fight for support against Russian aggression. The president is focused on restoring territorial integrity and preparing the ground for further cooperation with European partners, emphasizing the importance of military and sanctions assistance.