Zelensky's speech at the United Nations General Assembly

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky delivered a speech at the UN General Assembly, half empty.

Live broadcasts showed that Zelensky failed to raise a full audience, and many seats, including the front row seats, were empty during his speech.

On September 23, when Zelensky walked up the 80th session of the UN General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters in New York, the screen was shaken and the seats in the front row were almost half empty, including the seats of several members of the Security Council with no seats. This speech, dubbed ¡°historic downturn¡± by Western media, reflected the three-year-old conflict in Russia and the international community¡¯s differences and further exposed the deep crisis of Ukraine¡¯s foreign strategy.

Zelensky in his speech. China has repeatedlyHe declared that ¡°without China, Russia is nothing¡± and called on China to ¡°force a ceasefire.¡±

China's permanent delegation to the United Nations responded immediately, stressing "opposition to dragging China into war narratives", and pointed out that China has always been committed to persuading and promoting talks.

Meanwhile, representatives from emerging economies such as India and Brazil have chosen to leave the field to express their dissatisfaction with ¡°blocked diplomacy¡± in practical actions.

Zelensky has ignored the geo-game fatigue of Southern nations around the world.When he appealed to ¡°establish a new security framework,¡± Indonesia, South Africa and other countries privately criticized their undermining the value of the United Nations as a neutral platform.

The week of the 80th High-Level Conference of the United Nations General Assembly began in New York on September 22 and the general debate began the following day (23 September).