Invited French President To See Proof Of "Genocide": Ukraine's Zelensky
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Volodymyr Zelensky said he also thought US President Joe Biden would come at some point, though White House officials have said there are no plans to do so.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he has invited his French counterpart to visit Ukraine to see for himself evidence that Russian forces have committed "genocide," a term President Emmanuel Macron has avoided.
"I talked to him yesterday," Zelensky told CNN in an interview recorded on Friday but broadcast on Sunday.
"I just told him I want him to understand that this is not war, but nothing other than genocide. I invited him to come when he will have the opportunity. He'll come and see, and I'm sure he will understand."
Zelensky said he also thought US President Joe Biden would come at some point, though White House officials have said there are no plans to do so.
