Blaming Blinken and Zelensky against Iran

According to RCO News Agency, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed during his speech at the UN Security Council special meeting on Tuesday evening and said: “Russia can only be forced to accept peace through force.”

He also accused Iran and North Korea of ​​”participating” in the war in Ukraine by making baseless statements.

“Some in the world want to negotiate with (Russian President) Putin, but Russia can only be forced to accept peace through force, and we need to do exactly that,” Zelensky said. “We cannot believe Moscow’s claim about its desire to hold negotiations.”

He continued to claim again and said: “Iran and North Korea are partners in Moscow’s illegal war in Europe by sending various weapons to Russia.” “Russia is using weapons made by North Korea and Iran to kill us and Ukrainians.”

Zelensky’s hostile statements come while he himself previously announced that he has no documents that Iran has sent military weapons to Russia, and he was forced to deny the claims made by the American media.

Nevertheless, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken also expressed his support for Zelensky’s baseless claim at the same meeting of the United Nations Security Council: “Tehran and Pyongyang’s support from Russia has helped Putin to inflict widespread suffering against women and children.” and create Ukrainian men.”

The US foreign minister claimed that Iran and North Korea violated several Security Council resolutions without providing a document of his claim and called for the “international community to confront” the two countries.

The hostile claims of the US Secretary of State and the President of Ukraine, while earlier, “Cho Sun-hye”, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Korea, said that the conflict in Ukraine is the result of the anti-Russian policies of the West.

He added: “The war in Ukraine is one of the geopolitical crises that the world is currently facing, and this war is a direct result of the confrontational and anti-Russian policies of the United States and Western countries, which have systematically violated Russia’s legitimate security interests in the past decades. “

On the other hand, as the president of our country, Masoud Mezikian, has stated in his press conference with representatives of foreign media, Iran has not sent any ballistic missiles to Russia, and Iranian officials, unlike Western warmongers, always consider dialogue and diplomacy as the best way to end the war. They have introduced a peaceful end to the war in Ukraine.

The president of our country stated in the meeting with “Charles Michel”, the president of the European Council: “The Islamic Republic of Iran has never given ballistic missiles to Russia, and in the war between Russia and Ukraine, it is only seeking to stop conflicts and establish peace.”

Nevertheless, the president of Ukraine, who is seeking permission from the United States and England to attack deep into the Russian soil, will go to Washington on Tuesday to meet with US President Joe Biden.

According to an AFP report, Zelensky will outline his “victory plan” in a meeting with his American counterpart.

Recently, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, in response to Zelensky’s words about his “victory plan”, noted that Moscow is aware of the nature of the Kiev regime, will continue special military operations and will achieve all its goals.

In this regard, in an interview with Sputnik, Russia’s deputy ambassador to the United Nations, Dmitry Polyansky, answered the question of whether Russia had seen the relevant plan and whether it had been invited to discuss it: “No.”

This diplomat said: “It is difficult for us to understand what is going on in the minds of madmen. “So we don’t know what Zelensky’s plans are here, and there’s a lot of uncertainty surrounding his presence here, what he’s going to offer or not.”

Poliansky emphasized: “The West should support the public relations campaign of the outgoing president of Ukraine and put the issue of Ukraine in the focus of the international community. “It’s not very easy right now, so it’s hard for them.”

But there are many “ifs” surrounding Zelensky’s “victory” plan in the war with Russia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi’s plan is said to include “Ukraine’s security, its relations with the European Union and NATO, the continuation of military and economic aid, and the reconstruction of Ukraine after the war.”

The “Times” newspaper wrote in a report referring to these points: “Americans say they have seen some outlines of this plan and consider it feasible. However, it remains unclear whether this is a general outline of how Ukraine will end the war and what it wants from its allies, or whether it is a detailed roadmap to achieve its goals.

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