Volodymyr Zelensky ready to meet with Vladimir Putin to end the war

Zelensky pointed out that Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea are “completely blocked” and that the Russian military “is stealing our wheat day by day”, preventing grain exports.

“The priority is that our ports blocked in the Black Sea can work. How can you buy wheat that you know has been stolen from Ukraine by the Russians?” He asked.

For this reason, he highlighted the need for a corridor to allow the export of grain and said that he had spoken with foreign leaders, including the Baltic countries, to establish a corridor that would allow the export of wheat. Sack and other grains, ten million tons.

“We have to agree on the construction of a corridor so that Russia cannot oppose it,” although he acknowledged that “it is not an easy solution as long as the war continues.”

Before finishing, the Ukrainian president asked what his particular wish would be for the leaders, asking that, above all, the sense of unity was not lost.

Ukraine was also present in Davos, with some representatives of the Rada (parliament) and the mayor of Kyiv, Vitaly Klitschko, and his brother Volodymyr, both former boxing champions participating in several debates, who claimed endurance and resistance against it. Russian invasion.

The mayor wanted the war to end but not at the cost of a settlement with Russia or the surrender of part of the territory. “Even the last Russian soldier should leave Ukraine and we must maintain our territorial integrity. Then foreign investment should come,” he said.

With information from EFE and Reuters