Zelenskyy Secures Safety: Ukraine's Bold Move with 28 Security Accords

According to the presidential press service, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced Monday that his country had inked 28 security agreements with its allies.

Zelenskyy said the accords may be the cornerstones of European security assurances at a speech in Kiev that was attended by several foreign leaders.

"We must jointly develop an adequate and efficient system of guarantees on this foundation to guarantee a fair and sustainable peace for Ukraine and for all of Europe," he stated.

Zelenskyy called for further defense collaboration, saying the accords, which covered defense, financial, and political cooperation, were intended to stop the Ukrainian issue from getting worse.

In order to lay "the foundation for a new European air shield," he emphasized the need of Ukraine's air defense development.

To commemorate the third anniversary of the Ukraine crisis since Russia's invasion three years ago, several international leaders traveled to Ukraine on Monday.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and European Council President Antonio Costa were among the attendees.