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The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has raised serious concerning over the increasing difficulties in defending the Kyiv's position amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

"It is difficult for us to defend," the Ukrainian president remarked.


The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, has said that demonstrating is a right but destroying never will be and also assured its' citizens of proper security measures amid calling for returning of the normal life across the country. "Six months before the presidential election, our country needs a democratic debate, not a spiral of violence," he said.

"But no anger can justify violence, looting, or attacks on our institutions. Demonstrating is a right. Destroying never will be," the French president said.


The Vice President of the European Commission, Kaja Kallas, has called for increasing support for the eastern european country amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. "Help Ukraine!" she remarked.

"There is little hope for imminent peace in Ukraine. Our task is to help Ukraine withstand the attacks and increase the costs for Russia," the vice president stated.



The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, has accused the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) of prolonging the hostilities with their confrontational policies. "The EU and NATO's confrontational policies result in prolonging the hostilities," he said.


The President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, has expressed his desire to end the conflict between United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran accusing them of allegeding waiting for the mid-term US elections.

The US president stated, "It's a question of when do I want to end it... They've wanted to make a deal, but they like tapping it along."


The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has urged Russia for peace talks amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. "There must be peace," he said.



The President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, has said that he doesn't "worry" about the violence in Europe and that the violence is because of immigration problems which he had already discussed with several European leaders. He said he had advised every one of them to stop the immigration a long time ago.

When asked wherther is he worried about the escalation of violence in Europe, the US president stated that, "I don't worry about that at all. That's an immigration problem. They have huge problems. They should have stopped it a long time ago and I told every one of them."