Selenskyj: Putin does not want peace - Ukraine demands pressure on Russia!
Selenskyj: Putin does not want peace - Ukraine demands pressure on Russia!
Pokrowsk, Ukraine - The Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj has sharply criticized the Russian attacks and the lack of willingness of the Kremlin into a peace. On March 30, 2025, Selenskyj said that it was time to put Russia under pressure to break a system that wants war. This reported Krone . He pointed out that the daily Russian attacks in the form of drones, bombs and artillery shot signal a clear rejection of the US proposal for a 30-day break.
Selenskyj emphasized that Russia is still looking for excuses to extend the war, and compared the current situation with the events since the annexation of Crimea in 2014. The procedure requested by Selenskyj is supported by the US government, which is striving for a rapid peace, even though Russia and Ukraine still have different conditions for a ceasefire.
violent clashes in the east
The situation in the east of Ukraine remains tense, as reports . There were severe fights in particular around the city of Pokrowsk, in which a total of 104 battles were registered on Sunday. The Ukrainian side indicates that he has successfully shot down 65 out of 111 Russian drones. However, Russia reports that several places are taken, including Saporischschja and Pantelejmoniwka, but this information is not independent.
In another critical incident, two people died in a drone attack on Kharkiw, while at least 27 others were injured. In addition, Ukraine accuses Russia of targeting military infrastructure despite an agreement on the fire break, in particular energy systems. This illustrates how fragile the situation is and how quickly violence can escalate.
Financial transparency and political signals
In order to exert more pressure on Russia, Selenskyj published his private income, which was in 2024 at 15.2 million GRIWNA (around 335,000 euros), mainly achieved by government bonds. This transparency in financial matters takes place against the background of growing political tensions, since Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lawrow accuses the West of negative “instincts” that would have led to the outbreak of war.
The political landscape is also influenced by Donald Trump's statements, which shows understanding of Putin's approach, but threatens to Russian oil with possible secondary tubes. Within Germany there is criticism of loosening Russia sanctions, Lars Klingbeil from the SPD also rejects concessions to Putin and calls for an end to war.
Selenskyj warns that Ukraine will have to expect new Russian offensive in the coming weeks. As in the past, the question remains whether real diplomatic solutions can be found or whether the conflict will continue to escalate. Negotiations on the conflict that has been ongoing since 2014, which were tried through various international formats such as Normandie format and the Minsk agreements, have proven to be difficult in the past and often remained without result, as
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