Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is preparing for a major offensive by the end of May or June and they need help now to “stabilise the situation.”
President Zelensky said, “And before that, we not only need to prepare, we not only need to stabilize the situation, because the partners are sometimes really happy that we have stabilized the situation.
The interview with CBS, Zelensky was in Sumy region which is under constant Russian artillery fire.
“Usually, when they attack by artillery and destroy the villages, after that, they always tried to occupy,” he said.
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He said Vladimir Putin’s attempts to accuse Ukraine of preparing the terrorist act in Moscow last week is “ridiculous.
“He doesn’t care whether it’s a terrorist act, an economic act, the oil industry or any of these spheres.”
Zelensky accused the Russian leader of “using that to unite his society as much as possible — even what has taken place in Moscow, with so many casualties and wounded people, he’s using all of that just for the one objective to justify that Ukraine does not exist.
“For him, we are a satellite of Russian Federation. At the moment, it’s us, then Kazakhstan, then Baltic states, then Poland, then Germany. At least half of Germany.”
He said Putin is determined to restore the former Soviet Union to its imperial glory along with all its geographical borders.
“Even tomorrow, the missiles can fly to any state,” he said.
This aggression, and Putin’s army, can come to Europe, and then the citizens of the United States, the soldiers of the United States, will have to protect Europe because they’re the NATO members,” Zelensky added.
President Zelensky warned that Putin’s war “can come to Europe” and also to America, it will “come very quickly to Europe.”
President Zelensky warned, “But it can come to Europe, and to the United States of America. It can come very quickly to Europe. The 80s and then the end of the 90s – he will never forgive that.”
He said that the Russian President has a grudge over the collapse to the pre-Cold War era.
He added, “He believes in that. We don’t need to change his opinion. We need to change him. We need to replace him.”
