Budapest: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stressed today that his country will not accept making any concessions to Russia. In a speech during a European summit in Budapest, Zelensky emphasized that North Korea is currently waging a war in Europe, referring to reports that Pyongyang has deployed soldiers in Russia to support it in the fight against Ukraine. Making any concessions to Moscow is unacceptable, Zelensky added. According to Qatar News Agency, Zelensky also highlighted the importance of maintaining strong relations between the US and Europe following Donald Trump's victory in the presidential elections. He warned that considering any concession to Russia would be "suicidal for Europe," underscoring the potential risks and implications of such actions on the continent's security and stability.
