
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, has accused the Brazilian President, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, of "concurring with the narratives" of the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, after the President of Brazil said that neither Russia nor Ukraine want peace. while people continue to die."
" I don't know why I have to share Putin's narratives ," Zelensky said in an interview with several Latin American media in Kiev, who asked him to comment on Lula's statements this week.
Zelensky warned that Putin is "no different from any colonizer".
" I hope (Lula) has his opinion. It doesn't seem necessary for his opinions to coincide with President Putin's ," added Zelensky, who said statements like the Brazilian leader's "do not help to achieve peace." .
The Brazilian president has been mentioned on several occasions as a possible mediator between Ukraine and Russia. While Lula calls for talks to start now under the current circumstances, Zelensky refuses to sit down and talk until Russia withdraws its troops from the territories it occupies in Ukraine.
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