Volodymyr Zelenskyy hinted at a possible dialogue with Russia after the Ukrainian military reaches the border with Crimea. The president said this during an interview with TV presenter Natalia Moseychuk.
"Fewer victims. If we are on the administrative or conditional borders with Crimea, I believe that politically we can push for Russia's demilitarization in the territory of Ukrainian Crimea. I think that would be better. I think so. I think, first of all, about those who will implement it," the head of state noted.
The President also emphasized that he did not support the idea of transferring military operations to the territory of Russia. He emphasized that such a step could cause risks and leave Ukraine alone.
"There is a big risk that in this case we will be left alone," Zelenskyy shared his opinion.
