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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky began his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos by referring to the movie 'Groundhog Day', where the main character lives the same day over and over again, and said that no one wants to live like that.
"Nobody wants to live like this, repeating the same thing for weeks, months, years. And that's how we live now ," Zelensky said, comparing it to life in Ukraine.
Zelensky says the global community has turned its attention to Greenland, adding that it is clear that most leaders are still unsure of what to do.
" It always seems like we're waiting for America to calm down on this topic, waiting for it to pass ," he said.
Zelensky then moved on to the international discussion about the Iranian protests, which he says are “drowned in blood.” Linking the example of the US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, he returns to the impasse over Ukraine, saying that while Maduro is in New York awaiting trial, Putin is not.
Zelensky went on to thank Europe for freezing Russian assets, but says that “when the time came” to use the assets to help defend Ukraine, the decision was “blocked.” He says there has been “no real progress” in establishing a tribunal for Russian aggression against Ukraine despite “many meetings.”
He thanks leaders for their work on security guarantees and later thanks Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron for their commitments to the armed forces.
" Everyone is very positive, but. Always a but, the support of President Trump is needed," he said.
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