Zelenskyy Accuses West Of Cowardice In Helping Ukraine Fight

The transcript discusses the ongoing peace talks between Ukraine and Russia. President Zelensky of Ukraine is willing to offer security guarantees to Russia, which may include a non-nuclear status and staying out of NATO. However, he insists that any discussions must be realistic and not focus solely on demilitarization or denazification. Zelensky emphasizes that these conditions would need to be part of a referendum, which could take place a few months after Russian forces leave Ukraine.

What is the main focus of the initial discussions between Ukraine and Russia?

• Support for Ukraine

• Military strategies

• Nuclear disarmament

• Economic sanctions

What security guarantee is Ukraine willing to offer Russia?

• Joining NATO

• Non-nuclear status

• Military alliance

• Economic partnership

What does President Zelensky emphasize as necessary for peace talks?

• Immediate ceasefire

• Realistic discussions

• Military intervention

• Economic aid

What condition does President Zelensky mention for a referendum?

• Economic reforms

• Joining the European Union

• Military support from NATO

• Russia's forces leaving

What does President Zelensky find incomprehensible in the peace talks?

• Economic sanctions

• Nuclear disarmament

• Military exercises

• Demilitarization