The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that there could not be a full-fledged European project without Ukraine. He expressed this opinion in his telegram channel.
In particular, he once again commented on the idea of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to grant Ukraine the status of an associate member of the EU.
"We are actively engaged in diplomatic work with our partners in the European Union to bring Ukraine's membership in the EU closer. Ukraine is fighting for its life, for its independence and for Europe, which has lived in peace for a long time, protects people and lives, protects culture, and it is thanks to this protection that it has a truly global role. There cannot be a full—fledged European project without Ukraine, and Ukraine's presence in the EU must be full-fledged," Zelensky writes.
As reported by EADaily, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, opposed the idea of Ukraine's "associate membership" in the EU, which was previously proposed by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. This was reported by Reuters, citing informed sources in Brussels .

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