
Pope Francis and Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy Meet at Vatican
The Holy See Press Office said Francis and Zelenskyy spoke about the humanitarian and political situation in Ukraine amid the conflict.
The Holy See Press Office said Francis and Zelenskyy spoke about the humanitarian and political situation in Ukraine amid the conflict.
Pope Francis has been frank about his openness to helping broker peace between Russia and Ukraine.
The leaders, uniting across diverse faith backgrounds, state that the solution to the war waged by Russia is not a military one.
In a tweet posted on Aug. 12, Zelenskyy wrote that he had briefed the Pope by phone on Russia’s ‘horrible crimes’ and aggression against Ukraine.
Vladimir Putin said on April 12 that peace talks were at a “dead end.”
Zelenskyy said he told the Pope ‘about the difficult humanitarian situation and the blocking of rescue corridors by Russian troops.’
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