Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy suggested that Russia isn\u0027t serious about negotiating an end to its nearly seven\u002Dmonth\u002Dlong war.
Zelenskyy’s speech was striking not only for its contents but also its context. It took place after the extraordinary mobilization announcement. It was the first time he addressed the world’s leaders gathered together since Russia invaded in February.
The leader opined that Moscow wants to spend the winter preparing its forces in Ukraine for a new offensive, or at least preparing fortifications while mobilizing more troops in the largest military conflict in Europe since World War II. The fighting has already prompted some moves against Russia in U.N. bodies. The move that galled a number of other countries and led to action this spring in the broader General Assembly, where resolutions aren’t binding but there are no vetoes.
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