Zelensky conveys his hope that a special court will try Russia for its invasion of Ukraine

MADRID, 3 Dic. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky conveyed this Friday his hope of forming a special court to try crimes committed by Russia during its invasion of Ukraine.

Having spoken with politicians at different levels in cities across Europe, Ukraine is reinforcing its position by accumulating the support of its partners for the installation of a court to deliver justice, as the Ukrainian president has detailed in his daily message to the country population.

"This week we have worked with the European capitals at different levels (...) London, Paris, Berlin, Warsaw and other cities. (...) I am sure that there will be a court, that there will be justice," Zelesnki reaffirmed .

Likewise, he has detailed that Ukrainian diplomacy is also advancing "notoriously" in another of the points of "Ukraine's peace formula", food security.

"We use every day for the world to see and feel that global stability is only possible together with Ukraine," said the Ukrainian president.

However, he welcomed the return to "normal life" of the people living in the "liberated areas" of the Kherson region, thanking all those who, despite the "constant" Russian attacks, "are doing everything so that the Ukrainian can live, live normally".

"In the Jershon region, every week there is more mobile communications coverage, more electricity and gas supply, more transport possibilities. Every week there is more access to normal medicine, to educational and social services. Today it has started on as well." Jerson the broadcast of the Ukrainian channel Edini Novini," he added.

“These are people from different regions – they have all come together, they have answered the call for help. They are our energy workers, builders, communications workers, repair teams, businesses, local leaders, demining specialists,” Zelenski has listed, further detailing that demining continues in all parts of the country.