Zelenskyy hints at 'free fire' for Gaza
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated regarding Israel's attacks, "Where there are terrorists, there are no rules."
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Zelenskyy appeared on the NBC News television channel's "Meet the Press" program to answer questions about the current agenda.
Responding to a question about Israel's attacks on Gaza, Zelenskyy stated that the situation was "nothing new," and assessed that "This is a fire burning between Israel and Palestine, and some people are still continuing to throw matches into this fire."
HE ALSO TARGETED RUSSIA AND IRAN
Zelenskyy claimed, "I am sure that Russia and Iran are also behind the support for Hamas," and argued that those who "should be blamed" are Russia and Iran.
''WHERE THERE ARE TERRORISTS, THERE ARE NO RULES''
Suggesting that North Korea is also among the countries supporting Hamas, Zelenskyy said, "You saw how many North Korean munitions were found in Gaza. This is a fact, an absolute fact."
Hinting at "rule-free" attacks for Gaza, Zelenskyy stated, "If we are going to talk about laws and rules, where there are terrorists, there are no rules."