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Zelenskiy Cuts Short South Africa Trip After New Russian Attacks
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0:39Now PlayingUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy reinforced his rejection of concessions to Russia as the war-battered nation was hit by the biggest air strike this year and US President Donald Trump piled pressure on Kyiv to accept a peace deal. #trump #putin #russia #ukraine #politics #southafrica
During a visit to South Africa that he cut short after the overnight missile and drone attack, the Ukrainian leader said his openness to potential talks with a government waging war against his country already represents a compromise. He repeated his demand for a full truce.
“We can’t talk about red lines without an unconditional ceasefire,” Zelenskiy told reporters in Pretoria on Thursday alongside South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. He said earlier he would cut his visit short after an overnight Russian strike killed at least nine people in Kyiv.
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