Recently, Ukraine's **Zelensky made a tough statement when meeting with the Asian part**, firmly stating that as long as Russia does not withdraw its troops from Ukraine, it will not agree to a truce. This statement has aroused widespread concern from the international community, and at the same time, it has also injected new variables into the situation in Ukraine.
The firm position of Ukraine** Zelensky has injected a strong confidence in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. He pointed out that if Russia does not withdraw its troops, any so-called truce will only be a temporary freeze on the conflict, and Russia may take the opportunity to regain its combat strength and launch another attack, and this "frozen" peace is meaningless. This resolute attitude shows Zelensky's adherence to Ukraine's territorial integrity, and also provokes people to think deeply about how to resolve the situation in Ukraine.
At the same time, Zelenskyy is critical of the truce theory that has emerged in Europe and the United States, arguing that these options will only allow Ukraine to cede territory in exchange for a temporary peace, which is not the real solution to the problem. His remarks demonstrated the firm position of the Ukrainian leadership and its resolute defense of national interests, and also caused the international community to think deeply about the future direction of Ukraine.
Zelensky said that Ukraine has put forward a "peace plan" that requires the immediate withdrawal of Russian troops, and has convened several international conferences to discuss it. He revealed that a fourth meeting is planned in Switzerland and hopes to facilitate a summit-level meeting to force the Russian side to retreat through the force of international agreements. This series of initiatives demonstrates the positive attitude of Ukraine** in the search for solutions, and also shows the importance of international cooperation in solving the Ukrainian problem.
However, Zelenskyy also expressed concern about the declining international attention to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, especially in the current chaotic situation in Palestine, where the focus of the Russia-Ukraine conflict is no longer so obvious. This view reminds us that even if tensions in one region ease, conflicts in other areas still need to receive sufficient attention in order to take timely and effective responses to avoid escalation.
As for the cooperation with Japan, Zelensky expressed his expectations for the economic reconstruction promotion meeting in February next year, believing that it will be an important opportunity to seek a solution to the Ukrainian problem. He said that Ukraine is interested in cooperation in the fields of digitalization, energy, infrastructure, green energy, etc., which opens up more possibilities for Ukraine's future development.
Zelensky's statement shows Ukraine's firm stance and active attitude of seeking solutions in the face of Russia's challenges, and also triggers deep thinking by the international community about the situation in Ukraine. An international conference may become a breakthrough in the Ukrainian issue, so let's wait and see.