The Ukrainian president's comments came amid reports that Ukraine and Russia have agreed to create humanitarian corridors to enable the safe passage of civilians during temporary, localized ceasefires.
As Moscow intensifies its assault on Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, president of the bombarded nation,Thursday at a press conference that the"only way to stop this war" is to have direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
"If you do not have the power to close the skies, then give me planes!" said the Ukrainian president."If we are no more, then God forbid, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia will be next. Believe me."that Ukraine and Russia have agreed to create corridors to enable the safe passage of civilians and humanitarian supplies during temporary, localized ceasefires.
Podolyak, both sides agreed to observe limited ceasefires:"That is, not everywhere, but only in those places where the humanitarian corridors themselves will be located, it will be possible to cease fire for the duration of the evacuation."that"the main question that we decided on today was the issue of saving people, civilians, who are in the zone of military clashes."
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