Zelensky's message to the UN: Don't trust the devil, ask Prigozhin

Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine has taken his word at the United Nations. In his speech he distinguished a detail, where he drew attention to the ways of Putin in front of world leaders and called the Russian President a devil who cannot be trusted.

Zelenskiy then talked about his peace formula, which he says will end the war in Ukraine. It's also a peace summit at work, he says, and invited his audience to attend after it was confirmed. He says that unity should be discussed openly, not behind closed doors.

"The devil can't be trusted, just ask Prigozhin," Zelensky said, referring to the former head of a private military group who staged an uprising against Putin and died in a plane crash two months later.

Zelensky ends his speech with the hope that Russia's war will be the last in the world, saying "Slava Ukraine" as he leaves the stage./ BBC