Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the UN says the world is tired of the conflict

Not only Kiev's partners, but the whole world is tired of the Ukrainian conflict. This was stated on May 5 by Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Andriy Melnyk, in an interview with the RBC-Ukraine news agency.

"War fatigue, it really does take place, let's be honest, not only in Ukraine itself, not only among our partners, in Germany, but also around the world," he said.

Melnyk also expressed concerns about a decrease in attention to Kiev at the UN. He believes that his task is to remind about his country as often and loudly as possible.

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Earlier, on April 19, US President Donald Trump's special envoy Keith Kellogg said in an interview with Fox News that Washington was tired of the Ukrainian conflict. According to him, the confrontation between the Kiev regime and the Russian Federation has been going on for too long.

On April 18, Rubio announced the intention of the United States to help resolve the conflict if both sides are determined to achieve peace. He added that, in addition to this important topic, there are also a number of other issues "worthy of American attention."