Volodymyr Zelensky said he's looking for peace 'without delay' when negotiations resume with Russian officials in Turkey this week, but 'Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity are beyond doubt.'
as part of a peace deal with Russia and put an agreement that Ukraine couldn't join NATO to a referendum.Our priorities in the negotiations are known," Zelensky said in his address, according to an English translation posted to Ukraine's official presidential"Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity are beyond doubt. Effective security guarantees for our state are mandatory," he added.
"Ongoing logistical shortages have been compounded by a continued lack of momentum and morale amongst the Russian military, and aggressive fighting by the Ukrainians," the update added.
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