President Zelenskyy: It's Time To Tell You The Truth About The War! They Found 500 Bodies!

Resumen

This interview explores the personal and political burden of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Zelenskyy discusses the early days of the war, his refusal to evacuate, the horrific discovery of atrocities in Bucha, and his commitment to defending Ukrainian sovereignty. The conversation also touches on his transition from a comedian and actor to a wartime leader, his perspective on historical grievances with the Soviet era, and his diplomatic frustrations with international leaders regarding military aid and energy infrastructure.

Temas tratados

• Human Cost and Leadership
• Atrocities in Bucha

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President Zelensky, how are you doing? >> Well, it's hard. Uh, I'll be honest. I uh, don't sleep. It's a huge, terrifying pain that I wouldn't wish on anyone. >> I can see the tears in your eyes. >> Yeah. The war started February 24th of '22. I didn't think there would be a full-scale invasion. I was with was with my family, told my wife that to the kids, "The war has started. I love you. I'll call you." And ran out. >> Satellite imagery captured a massive 64-km convoy leading to Kyiv. >> And just imagine, 200,000 people are coming at you. It's simply impossible to >> Missiles were raining down on your head. defend. >> Those were absolutely horrifying moments. And I was in the bunker built right inside my office. Biden called me, "We are ready to help you evacuate." >> What did you say to Biden? >> I need ammunition. Not a ride. They expected people to run and me, I couldn't abandon the…