Zelenskyy: There were many emotions, but Ukraine will act according to its Constitution
Photo: President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy (Vitalii Nosach / RBC-Ukraine)
At today’s meeting in London on April 23, representatives from five countries gathered to work toward achieving peace in Ukraine. It is an extremely challenging task that sparked a range of emotions, but Ukraine remained committed to its Constitution, stated President Volodymyr Zelenskyy following the talks.
"There were many emotions today. But it’s a good sign that five countries - Ukraine, the US, the UK, France, and Germany - came together to move closer to peace. Each side shared its views and respectfully acknowledged one another’s positions,” Zelenskyy said, commenting on the London meeting.
According to him, what mattered most was that each country didn’t just attend but made meaningful contributions.
"The American side shared its vision. Ukraine and the other Europeans presented their proposals," he noted.
The President expressed hope that this kind of collaborative effort would ultimately lead to lasting peace in Ukraine.
"We are grateful to our partners. Ukraine will always act in line with its Constitution, and we are fully confident that our partners, especially the United States, will act in accordance with their strong decisions,” Zelenskyy concluded.
London meeting
Today, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany held an important meeting in London aimed at achieving peace with Russia.
The meeting took place at the official residence of the UK Foreign Office at the invitation of Foreign Secretary David Lammy.
Following the talks, Head of the Ukrainian Presidential Office Andriy Yermak stated that participants continued a deep dialogue focused on securing a just and lasting peace in Ukraine.
Later, it was revealed that the Ukrainian delegation also held talks on Wednesday, April 23, with US Presidential Envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg. The discussions included a potential ceasefire and security guarantees.
