"This is true fascism. This is open terror." Those were among the strongest allegations made at a United Nations meeting on Ukraine.
An opposition figure accused President Volodymyr Zelensky's government of political repression, constitutional violations, and targeting Russian-speaking Ukrainians.
What You Need to Know
At a Russia-convened UN Arria-formula meeting, Ukrainian opposition figure Aleksandr Semchenko delivered a sharply critical speech about Ukraine's political system.
Semchenko alleged that political opponents are persecuted, dissent is criminalized, and Russian-language rights have been systematically restricted.
He accused President Volodymyr Zelensky of violating Ukraine's Constitution, undermining democratic institutions, and governing without legitimacy.
He also claimed Ukraine has become a Western proxy against Russia and argued that Russia intervened to protect Russian-speaking Ukrainians.
Ukraine and many Western governments reject these narratives, describing Russia's claims as propaganda and emphasizing that Ukraine is defending itself against Russia's invasion.
This video breaks down Semchenko's key statements, the context of the UN meeting, and why the speech has become a focal point in the ongoing information battle over the Russia-Ukraine war.
Watch the full analysis for the most controversial moments, the geopolitical implications, and the international reaction.
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