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Ukrainian Ambassador: "It's about whether Ukraine will still exist tomorrow"

2022-03-04T20:01:42.311Z


Andriy Melnyk represents Ukraine as ambassador in Berlin - and repeatedly encounters reservations from the federal government, even after the Russian attack. How he deals with it, he tells in the voice catch interview.


The Ukrainian ambassador Andriy Melnyk is known for his sharp criticism of the federal government - and not only since the beginning of Putin's war against his country.

In the voice catching interview, he talks about his difficult role as a diplomat in Berlin.

He is demanding further arms deliveries and a no-fly zone from the federal government – ​​there could also be a “creative solution”.

However, such interference would push NATO into a direct confrontation with nuclear power Russia.

Ukraine's EU application has also thrown the West into a dilemma.

Melnyk says the decision has to be made quickly "so that it doesn't come too late - like many others we've seen."

It's about "whether Ukraine will still exist tomorrow."

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