REPLAY: Ukraine's Zelensky holds presser in Brussels
Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke to European leaders in Brussels, asking them to keep supporting Ukraine and not to ease sanctions on Russia. He said ending the war is Ukraine’s main goal but claimed Russian President Vladimir Putin does not truly want to negotiate. Zelensky also criticized a US agreement involving Russian diesel, warning it could help Russia financially and lead to fewer sanctions.Key Facts
- President Zelensky addressed a European summit in Brussels on October 16, 2026.
- He urged European countries to continue backing Ukraine in its conflict with Russia.
- Zelensky warned against reducing sanctions on Russia.
- He said ending the war remains Ukraine’s top priority.
- Zelensky accused President Putin of lacking real interest in peace talks.
- He criticized a U.S. deal related to Russian diesel fuel.
- Zelensky believes this deal could give Russia financial gain and lead to wider lifting of sanctions.
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