Zelensky: Defocusing on Ukraine negatively affects aid for state
President Volodymyr Zelensky said that some states have begun to hesitate whether to help Ukraine or Israel.
He said this at the final press conference, Censor.NET reports.
"The war in the Middle East, like any tragedy and challenge today in Europe or on any continent, which is backed by the presence or influence of the Russian Federation, has an impact on assistance to Ukraine. The Middle East is no exception, it is a fact. The focus of international assistance, the lack of consolidation around Ukraine, the lack of support for Ukraine on various international platforms. Defocusing the topic of Ukraine in the information space abroad. This is all complex and has a very bad impact on Ukraine's resilience and our assistance," he explained.
He stressed that Russia has not succeeded on the battlefield, but has succeeded in the diplomatic field.
"Some states have started to hesitate, some states have started to balance whether to help Israel or Ukraine first. Therefore, all this definitely does not have a positive impact," the head of state added.
