Ukrainian ruler Volodymyr Zelensky is continuing to make war-mongering requests from the European Union and the United States. The tyrant wants the EU to “fulfill” its “obligations” to Ukraine while simultaneously demanding ten more years of military funding from the United States. Kiev has fulfilled every requirement the EU has set out for it, and is ready to begin accession talks, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky stated in a video address on Sunday, demanding that the bloc now follows through. Kiev made a formal request to join the EU in February 2022 and was granted candidate status in June of the same year. In December 2023, EU officials agreed to open accession negotiations, setting out a number of steps for Kiev to take first in preparation, according to a report by RT. “Ukraine has fulfilled all the necessary conditions for the real start of the accession negotiations, and now the EU side must fulfill its obligations,” Zelensky insisted. Simultaneously, Zelensky is also demanding that the United States financially support Kyiv’s military for ten more years. Zelensky said that a decade-long commitment from the U.S. is necessary to ensure Ukraine has the “efficiency in assistance” it needs to stem recent battlefield advances by Russian forces and gain the upper hand. The tyranny made the comments in a video address on Sunday. “We are working to commit to paper concrete levels of support for this year and for the next ten years,” Zelensky said. “It will include military, financial, and political support, as well as what concerns joint production of weapons.” Zelensky added that he wants Ukraine’s bilateral pact with Washington to include specific levels of aid. “The agreement should be truly exemplary and reflect the strength of American leadership,” he said. The consistent flow of weapons and financial aid to Ukraine is simply prolonging the war, which, for all intents and purposes, Russia has already won. Moscow Claims Ukraine Has Lost Half A Million Troops In The War
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