Secrecy surrounds Zelenskyy’s press conference on Russian invasion’s second year
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to address the nation today, Dec. 19, marking the close of the second year of Russia’s extensive invasion.
The President’s Office has granted limited accreditation to one correspondent, cameraperson, and photographer per media outlet.
Details about the undisclosed location and time were shared with accredited journalists via confirmation letters, reflecting heightened security concerns.
Zelenskyy, known for engaging with Western media grants interviews to Ukrainian media less often.
Anticipated topics include Zelenskyy’s relations with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, specifically Chief Commander Valerii Zaluzhnyi.
The discussion is likely to extend to challenges faced by Ukraine in 2024 amid the ongoing conflict with Russia, with a spotlight on internal divergences in the United States and the European Union hindering Western support.
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