Amid concern that Russia’s war on Ukraine can spread to NATO soil

Ukraine President Volodimir Zelinski is scheduled to lead a diplomatic batch this week at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, where the Security Council is scheduled to discuss a US -backed proposal to end Russia’s war for three years.

Zelinski said to the position of social media that he is preparing for a “very intense week of diplomacy”, adding that he will meet President Trump during the high -level week of the General Assembly. As part of the peace efforts, which helped Mr. Trump in the mediator but expressed her frustration in recent weeks, Zelinski offered to meet directly with Russian President Vladimir Putin to reduce the ceasefire agreement.

But despite the desired messages from Mr. Trump in the aftermath of the Augusta summit in August with Putin, there was no indication that Moscow is ready to accept a negotiating solution that includes any concessions, and Ukraine and Russia continued instead of accusing each other of clarifying each other from the deadly dominant strikes.

Russia has launched many of its largest strikes in the war on the capital of Ukraine Kyiv in the past few weeks. They have European leaders Repeatedly warn that Putin is mainly playing for time – persuading Mr. Trump to maintain negotiations while he was setting his military attack, without any real interest in the ceasefire because his forces are achieving gradual gains on the ground.

The war of Russia can spread while NATO owes border incursions

Away from the imminent ceasefire in the war, the concern has increased that the conflict could escalate beyond the borders of Ukraine. Many European NATO allies in America accused Russia of a series of provocations.

Russian drones were It was dropped by Polish warplanes and NATO allies After crossing the Polish air area on September 9.

Latvian President Edgar Renkivix said on social media that Russia was testing NATO’s political and military response and aims to reduce Western support for Ukraine through convincing countries to redirect resources towards defending the coalition countries.

Russia has denied that its aircraft interfered in the airspace in Estonia, where the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov remained, saying that Russian aircraft remained in the international airspace and accused European countries “escalating tensions and stirring the atmosphere of confrontation.”

Jonatan Vsiveviof, who heads the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told the country’s public errors on Monday that the government has “indifference evidence” on the Russian penetration, however, adding: “The fact that Russia is generally violated.

All the efforts of the Ukrainian President during his visit to the United States of the United Nations this week will be a boost for his partners to implement more sanctions aimed at punishing the Russian economy, especially about the oil and energy trade, which Mr. Trump indicated that he is ready to do it.

Speaking during a government visit to the United Kingdom last week, Mr. Trump expressed his regret that he was unable to mediate the ceasefire in Ukraine since he took office in January, indicating that it would be easier to achieve. He said Putin “really let me down”, and called on European allies in America to stop all Russian energy products to pressure financially on Moscow.

“It is very important that this week the world’s determination to strong work (against Russia) will strengthen,” Zellinski said at his position on social media. “Without strength, peace will not prevail.”