• Ukraine’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations has blasted lawmakers who encourage Ukraine to make concessions to Russia in order to end the conflict.
• He addressed this on Monday during a UN Security Council meeting on sexual assault and human trafficking caused by Russian aggression, according to the same source.
• If the recently captured lands are not released, he claims, Russia will turn them into new strongholds from which to launch future strikes. Russia under Putin must be defeated.

Ukraine’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations has blasted lawmakers who encourage Ukraine to make concessions to Russia in order to end the conflict.

He addressed this on Monday during a UN Security Council meeting on sexual assault and human trafficking caused by Russian aggression, according to the same source.

“We reiterate therefore that any ‘concession’ that some ‘well-wishers’ advise now will be only the way to a new war. With the same scope for violence and closer to our western borders,” he said.

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If the recently captured lands are not released, he claims, Russia will turn them into new strongholds from which to launch future strikes.

“There’s hardly any other European nation that has experienced such deep devastation by Bolsheviks-Stalin-Hitler and eventually Putler within such a short period of history,” he said.

“Seventy-seven years ago, mankind united in its struggle to destroy evil. Dozens of millions of lives were lost in order for us to realize that appeasement and concessions to the aggressor do not work. History tends to repeat itself if its lessons are not learned,” Kyslytsya stressed.

Russia under Putin must be defeated. For the sake of peace and security on the international stage. For the sake of the Ukrainians, who are currently paying the heaviest price. For the benefit of people all throughout the world, especially those who rely on grain supply from our region. And for the sake of the Russian people, who should be welcomed back into the democratic family following their ‘deputinization,'” he continued.

“There is no other option than to tackle the problem of Russia’s squatting in the Soviet permanent seat,” Kyslytsya said.

He said that Russia’s envoy continues to attend Security Council meetings on Ukraine.

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