Zelenskiy Advocates for Peace Amidst Cross-Border Tensions

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged for peace, stating that Russian President Vladimir Putin is intent on fighting. In his address, Zelenskiy highlighted Ukraine's security-driven assault into Russia's Kursk region, capturing areas used by Moscow for strikes.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called for a push towards peace, emphasizing that Russian President Vladimir Putin remains committed to conflict. Zelenskiy noted in his nightly address that the ongoing war had now reached Russian soil, a situation brought on by Moscow's past aggressions towards other nations.

The Ukrainian leader stated that Kyiv's recent cross-border operations into Russia's Kursk region were driven by national security concerns. He confirmed that Ukrainian forces have succeeded in capturing key areas previously used by Russia to launch strikes against Ukraine.

Zelenskiy reiterated the need for Russia to be compelled to seek peace, underlining the importance of Ukraine's defensive actions in securing its borders and citizens.

(With inputs from agencies.)