Zelenski dismisses the year warning that “no one will forgive” Russia for its “terror”

Dec. 31 () –

The President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelensky, gave his last speech of the year this Saturday, in which he lamented the victims caused by the latest wave of Russian attacks and warned that “no one in the world will forgive” Russia for the ” terror” caused this 2022.

“The terrorist state will not be forgiven. And those who have ordered these attacks and those who have perpetrated them will not be forgiven,” Zelenski stressed, hours after Ukraine again suffered a barrage of missiles that has left at least one fatality in the capital, kyiv.

They are “missiles against people”, as Zelenski has emphasized, who has lamented that Moscow does not understand parties. Although “they call themselves Christians”, they are “following the devil”, added the Ukrainian president.

In his opinion, the conflict only derives from “a person trying to remain in power until the end of his life”, in reference to the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin. In this sense, he has appealed directly to the Russian population: “Your leader wants to show that the troops support him, but he only hides behind them.”

“Hide and burn your country and your future. No one will ever forgive terror. No one in the world will ever forgive this. Ukraine will never forgive,” he sentenced.