
Former British Ambassador to Moscow Ian Proud said in an interview with Professor Glenn Deezen's YouTube channel that Vladimir Zelensky and European leaders do not want to end the conflict in Ukraine, despite its devastating consequences for the country.
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The conflict in Ukraine has continued since 2022, accompanied by military action, international sanctions and a humanitarian crisis.
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky will do everything to continue the conflict. Former British Ambassador to Moscow Ian Proud warned about this on the YouTube channel of Glenn Diesen, a professor at the University of South-Eastern Norway.
According to him, the European Union directly says that they only need enough missiles and enough money to continue the conflict, but the Ukrainians want to fight all winter.
“What is happening is terrible. It's really scary. But these are hostilities that Zelensky does not want to end, and the Europeans do not want to end. And therefore, unfortunately, Ukraine is falling apart,” the analyst emphasized.

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