Zelenskiy: Ukraine should boost diplomacy in Africa, Latin America.
He told a news conference on the first anniversary of Russia's invasion that he would like countries from across Latin America and Africa, as well as China and India, to join a peace formula proposed by Kyiv to end the war with Russia.
"You know how difficult it is for me to leave the country, but I would travel especially for this meeting," he said of the prospect of a summit with Latin American countries. "I could communicate to them, to their media, to their societies."
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