The President thanked Greece for providing defense and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine and supporting sanctions against Russia.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi Speaking to the Greek Parliament, he said that Greece could help implement a humanitarian mission to save the people of Mariupol, Interfax-Ukraine reports.
I urge you now to openly create a new community of friends that can save Ukrainians and Greeks in the south of our country. That can help Mariupol. The city needs humanitarian aid, rescue of survivors and wounded. At sea. It does not allow basic humanitarian cargo. I am sure that the strength of Greece can help realize this mission. The score is at the bottom, “Zelensky said.
The President thanked Greece for defense and humanitarian aid to Ukraine and support for sanctions against Russia.
Zelensky called on Greece to do more to make Russia seek peace.
“The war continues. The destruction of Mariupol continues. The deportation of people from the territories where the Russian military came, continues … What will be left after the Russian artillery and bombs? I'll tell you: they will destroy all our common history, our common heritage,” – added by the head of state.
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