Zelenskyy: Putin's conditions for 30-day ceasefire aimed at weakening Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin's conditions for a 30-day ceasefire indicate the continuation of a full-scale war in Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said at a press conference with his Finnish counterpart Alexander Stubb, Report informs via Ukrainian media.

He noted that Russia is seeking to stop military aid to Kyiv, and this will weaken Ukraine's position.

"When we talk about stopping aid, it is important to understand how necessary it is. For example, the exchange of intelligence is critically important. What is the most important thing? What are we losing? For example, we are losing the accuracy of flight or ballistics," Zelenskyy added.

He stressed that Moscow's demands are a continuation of the war, so Ukraine should not make concessions on the issue of military support. "On the contrary, we need to increase aid to Ukraine, because this is a signal that we are ready for any surprises," the president added.

It was previously noted that Ukraine supported the US proposal to introduce a 30-day ceasefire on the front line.