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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in an official announcement.| Photo: EFE/EPA/SERGEY DOLZHENKO
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, demanded this Friday () of Western countries that Russia does not receive “not a single dollar” more for the sale of its oil and “not a single euro” for Russian gas to prevent the war from continuing.
Zelensky made this appeal in his usual late-night speech, referring to the European Union’s eighth package of sanctions against Russia, which plans to “limit” the maritime transport of Russian oil and its “oil revenues” .
“This is good. But it is just the beginning. We must ensure that the terrorist state does not receive any benefit from the sale of oil and gas. So that not a single dollar of oil and not a single euro of gas can go to the sequel of the Russian war against Ukraine and the entire civilized world. I am confident that this will be guaranteed in due course”, he added.
Regarding the situation at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, Zelensky said that any attempts by Russia to transfer its ownership “are useless and, frankly speaking, stupid”.
“This is a nuclear power plant. It’s not a palace, Yukos or anything else the Russian leader has already managed to steal,” he pointed out.
In this sense, he described as “important” the meeting held in Kiev with the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, and his endorsement that the plant “belongs to Ukraine”.
“Now there are about 372 occupants at the plant. And this is nothing more than 500 disaster risks. The world understands this. And I am grateful for the support of all those who are fighting for the return of Ukraine’s full control over the plant and for its complete demilitarization,” he added.
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