Zelensky at UN calls Putin's actions 'madness,' urges allies to keep sanctions

swissinfo.ch (French)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denounced Russian President Vladimir Putin's "madness" at the UN podium on Wednesday, urging allies to maintain sanctions against Moscow as the only way to cut off the war's funding. Zelensky called Putin's actions murderous and stressed that continued sanctions are essential to stopping the conflict. His remarks came during a UN address aimed at reinforcing international support for Ukraine. The appeal follows ongoing diplomatic efforts to isolate Russia and sustain pressure on its leadership amid the prolonged war.


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