Zelensky wouldn't visit Moscow to attend Victory Parade even if invited
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he would not visit Moscow to attend the Victory Parade, even if Russia invited him.
"No, I wouldn't go. It seems to me, there hasn't been any official invitation," Zelensky said in a Skype-interview with The Globe and Mail.
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