Zelensky opposes enshrining neutrality in Constitution and assesses Russia's next targets

Position on Fundamental Law and aggressor's military targets

President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed opposition to enshrining Ukraine's neutral status in the Constitution. The head of state emphasised that Kyiv would not agree to such a decision.

In addition, the leader of the nation outlined the possible strategy of Russian occupiers. According to him, Vladimir Putin strives for the Armed Forces of Ukraine to leave Kostiantynivka, after which the Russians could occupy the city. Next, according to Zelensky's assessment, Kramatorsk and Sloviansk will come into the enemy's focus.

Evacuation situation and NABU investigation

Separately, the president addressed the issue of evacuating civilian residents near Oleshky. He noted that Russia did not offer any specific settlement for relocating people. Instead, Ukraine previously provided the United States with a list of seven to eight villages that could serve as such points.

Regarding the activities of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, Zelensky commented on recordings related to "Khimprom". The head of state assured that these materials do not concern Klymenko, Vyhivskyi or Poklad. He also categorically denied any links between Liashko, Klymenko and Arakhamia and the defendants in this case.

Personnel issues and incident in Borshchahivka

The president touched on the topic of electing a new Prosecutor General. Currently, according to him, there are no specific candidates for this position. Zelensky added that he had not read Kravchenko's statements.

Finally, regarding the events that took place in Borshchahivka, the head of state qualified them as a prepared provocation. He called on law enforcement agencies to explain the circumstances of this incident in detail.