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Selenskyj Exklusiv: "Die Zukunft der Ukraine liegt in der Europäischen Union"
Der ukrainische Präsident Wolodymyr Selenskyj betonte auf dem Erweiterungsgipfel von Euronews am Dienstag den EU-Kurs der Ukraine. Trotz Krieg und politischer Hürden glaubt er an den Beitritt bis 2030 – doch ein EU-Land stellt sich weiter quer.
LESEN SIE MEHR : http://de.euronews.com/2025/11/05/selenskyj-eu-beitritt-ukraine
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Der ukrainische Präsident Wolodymyr Selenskyj betonte auf dem Erweiterungsgipfel von Euronews am Dienstag den EU-Kurs der Ukraine. Trotz Krieg und politischer Hürden glaubt er an den Beitritt bis 2030 – doch ein EU-Land stellt sich weiter quer.
LESEN SIE MEHR : http://de.euronews.com/2025/11/05/selenskyj-eu-beitritt-ukraine
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00:00UNTERTITELUNG
00:04UNTERTITELUNG
00:06UNTERTITELUNG
00:08Hallo und willkommen zu EUROPE CONVERSATION.
00:11Mein Gast heute ist der Präsident der Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.
00:15Er ist uns von einem secreten Ort, nahe der Frontline.
00:20Und das macht bereits den Punkt.
00:23Wir diskutieren diesen wichtigen Thema der EU-EU-Elargierung mit dem Land.
00:28Wir sind während einer umgekehrten Krieg.
00:33Was eine Herausforderung und was ein entscheidender Moment in der Geschichte.
00:39Herr Präsident, danke wieder für uns zu beitragen.
00:43Und wir beginnen mit einer mehr strategischen Frage.
00:47Ist die EU-EU-EU-Einheit der stärkste Sicherheit für Sie?
00:55Ja, das ist eine Frage.
00:56Danke für die Frage.
00:58Undoubtedly, das ist ein sehr wichtiges Wettbewerb für Ukraine.
01:03Aber erst, als für die Wettbewerb,
01:05ich würde sagen, dass die wichtigste Sache ist die ukrainischen Werte.
01:10Ukraine hat entschieden, dass die EU-EU-EU-EU-Member
01:13wiederum, durch die selhere Weise kreift,
01:26Und das ist also ihre Wahl.
01:28Und das ist warum wir heute fighten für all das, für unsere Land, für unsere Homes,
01:33für die Rechte und die Freude unserer State.
01:36Ich bin jetzt in der Pokrovsk direction,
01:40und ich bin hier, um unsere Soldaten zu unterstützen.
01:44Natürlich, es gibt einige Probleme, die ich muss,
01:47aber die wichtigste Sache ist die moralen Unterstützung von unseren Kriegen
01:50in der höchste Richtung der Frontline.
01:54Und, glaube ich, sie sind in der Krieg.
01:57Nicht nur für ihre eigenen Familien,
02:01nicht nur für ihre eigenen Homes,
02:03und es ist wichtig,
02:05aber für den ukrainischen Zukunft.
02:07Für die Zukunft der Ukraine in der Europäischen Union.
02:10Du hast gesagt, dass die Krieg sich intensiviert.
02:15Russland in Oktober hat mehr Missiles in deinem Land als vorher.
02:19Sie denken, dass die EU genug ist, um diese Krieg zu Ende?
02:23Russland in Oktober ist.
02:26Russland in Oktober ist nur weil sie nicht auf der Land auf der Frontline.
02:33Das ist deshalb, dass Putin nichts zu verkaufen ist.
02:36Es gibt keine Zukunft, und es ist natürlich schwer für ihn.
02:41Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:42Er ist viel zu verdienen und zu verdienen.
02:44Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:46Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:47Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:49Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:51Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:52Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:54Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:55Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:57Er ist viel zu verdienen.
02:58Er ist viel zu verdienen.
03:00Er ist viel zu verdienen.
03:02Das ist der Grund, warum es so viele Missiles gibt.
03:05Das ist der einzige, was er möchte, Chaos zu erreichen.
03:08So dass die Menschen nicht mehr in den Winter haben, ohne den Wasser zu haben.
03:12Das ist wie er sieht sein.
03:14Aber er wird nicht so sein.
03:16Wir werden wiederholfen.
03:18Und wir werden uns zu retten.
03:20Und, ohne die Hilfe von der Europäischen Union,
03:24wird es sehr schwierig sein.
03:26Es wird sehr schwierig sein.
03:28Die Systeme der Luftwaffe, die wir gegeben haben,
03:32und ich möchte meine Gratitude auf Deutschland geben.
03:34Recently, sie haben uns zwei Patriot-Systeme.
03:38Und wir entwickeln sie, so sie werden arbeiten.
03:42Es ist nicht genug, natürlich.
03:44Aber trotzdem, die ganze Europäische Union hilft uns.
03:47In der Gas import, in der equipmenten,
03:51in der Kraftstoffe, in der Kraftstoffe.
03:54All das ist so wichtig, besonders während der Krieg.
03:57Aber wenn wir sprechen, ob die EU genug macht,
04:00um den Putin zu stoppen,
04:02ich denke, dass heute,
04:04wir brauchen die USA und Europa.
04:08Und dann haben wir die Chance,
04:10zu stoppen Putin.
04:11Und was würdest du sagen,
04:13kann diese Krieg werden militärisch gewonnen?
04:16Oder, du hast bereits gesagt,
04:17die USA erwähnt,
04:19will, in der Endeffekt,
04:20eine negotiatedte Settlement,
04:22wie Präsident Trump sagt?
04:26Well, die Wahl der Militärische Weg ist nur die Wahl von Russland.
04:33Es hat angefangen, ihre Aggressionen mit dem,
04:36und ohne anyen Diplomaten Probleme.
04:39Sie hat angefangen, mit dem Militär Weg.
04:41Und das ist sicherlich,
04:42sie wollen die Militär-Vikritte.
04:44Es wird niemals passieren.
04:46Wenn die Ukraine standen,
04:48wenn die Europäer pressen,
04:50das nicht mit dem,
04:51das ist sehr wichtig.
04:52Das ist wichtig,
04:53zu lösen die Probleme auf die Unterstützung von Ukraine.
04:55Das ist auch die Unterstützung von unseren
04:58Internal-Produkten und
04:59Manufacturing und
05:00Air-Defense,
05:01was ich schon erwähnt,
05:02das ist vorhin,
05:03zu lösen die Ukraine in all den Spielen.
05:05Und die USA müssen die
05:07die Möglichkeiten,
05:09von lang-distance,
05:11von lang-distance,
05:12von lang-rangemaligen Weapons.
05:13Das ist sehr wichtig.
05:15Even als ein Deterring Faktor.
05:17Wir brauchen die Unterstützung von den USA.
05:20Wir brauchen die Unterstützung von Präsident Trump.
05:23Und es wird eine Decisive Pressure gegen Russland.
05:27Dann die Sanktionen,
05:28die so wichtig sind.
05:30Hier möchte ich meine Gratitude an Europa,
05:32die Europäische Union für den 19. Sanktionen Package.
05:36Und Europa,
05:37auch,
05:38weil sie nicht das.
05:41die Russland immer wiederherauscht.
05:44Sie müssen die Russland übernommen.
05:45Die Russland übernommen.
05:46Sie müssen die Russland übernommen.
05:47Das ist wichtig.
05:50Und die Sanktionen von Präsident Trump und
05:54den USA waren wirklich wichtig.
05:57gegen die Russland-Oil-Federationen.
06:00Wir können nicht auf das.
06:01Wir brauchen secondary Sanktionen.
06:03Wir brauchen die Störner-Gas-Sanktionen.
06:06Und auch gegen die Nucleidierung der Russland-Federation.
06:10All of those steps are really comprehensible.
06:13But against their military-industrial complex,
06:17so that they wouldn't construct and create so many missiles,
06:22which Russia is using against Ukraine.
06:25All of those things are the tools of pressure.
06:28And this is the right thing to do,
06:31if the aggressor is inadequate and doesn't want to stop.
06:35These are the tools, the things which would force and push Russia
06:40to the negotiations process, to diplomacy.
06:43And undoubtedly in this diplomacy will need both America and Europe.
06:48Let's stay one moment longer with the President of the United States.
06:52Has Donald Trump given you any indication that he supports Ukraine joining the European Union?
06:59Donald Trump is supporting Ukraine as the future EU member.
07:06We have discussed that with him.
07:08He is supporting that.
07:09And he understands that this is the choice of the Ukrainian people.
07:12And Ukraine is the part of Europe.
07:15geographically, geopolitically and historically.
07:19We were talking about the blockage of some of the points by the Hungarian leader.
07:25And I asked President Trump if he supports me in that to help us.
07:33So he told me that he will do everything possible, whatever he can.
07:37So the Commission's new enlargement report we are discussing today here
07:42delivers a lot of positive content concerning Ukraine.
07:49At one point it states, I quote,
07:52despite the very difficult circumstances the country finds itself in
07:56on account of Russia's war of aggression,
07:59Ukraine continued to demonstrate remarkable commitment
08:03to the EU accession pass over the last year.
08:06Remarkable commitment, Mr. President.
08:09Does that sound like a compliment to you or more like much more needs to happen?
08:17For us it's a very high assessment,
08:20evaluation of our work and our service.
08:23And I would like to thank for that to the European Union,
08:27the Presidents Kostu and Ursula von der Leyen,
08:32and all of the leaders who are taking part in this process.
08:36And also the technical team, that is how we sometimes say,
08:40but the technical team are the huge number of people,
08:43people who are helping Ukraine that much.
08:46So for us it is very important.
08:49For us Ukraine is fighting for its independence and our future is in the EU,
08:58which is the part of our independence.
09:01The part of independence from the vector and factor of Russia.
09:06And for us it is an important factor that we are highly assessed during this year.
09:12It is not that easy for us during the war to conduct these or those legislative amendments.
09:21Obviously because of different reasons.
09:23I don't want to complain.
09:24We are a very strong country opposing Russia and their wish to destroy us.
09:30That is why I am sure that we will introduce all of the legislative amendments and other necessary steps.
09:37We have faced the task, the assignment to implement all of that,
09:42to prepare all of the clusters till the end of the current year.
09:45We will be ready or at least we will try to do our best whatever we can to achieve that.
09:52And in that, about that, in my opinion, we have the united country, united population society,
10:01the power authorities, and that is an important factor.
10:05I would not like this process to be too long, too lengthy.
10:09I mean the processes which do not depend on us.
10:12There are clusters opening.
10:14Why?
10:15Well, because the EU factor, the fact that Ukraine is fighting for itself in Europe is very important.
10:24For the moral, for the moral support, both of our people and all of our military.
10:33That is very important.
10:35That this is the bilateral movement.
10:37And we would really like that to be well assessed by all of the possible institutions and all of the leaders who are sometimes in doubt.
10:48So for us, the quicker Ukraine is able to open the clusters and to have the fully fledged negotiations platforms, the better it is for us.
11:00It will be a supporting factor for Ukraine.
11:03So as you know, and in the last weeks it was always reported, here in Brussels there are some concerns about judicial independence in Ukraine,
11:13especially after the creation of two independent anti-corruption bodies.
11:18The enlargement report says recent negative trends, including a growing pressure on the specialized anti-corruption agencies and civil society must be decisively reversed.
11:31What will you do to address these concerns?
11:35Well, in my opinion, I do not see that in the report.
11:42I know that there are certain messages, but I would check the real quotes from the report.
11:50But secondly, during the war, we have implemented the widest, the broadest anti-corruption infrastructure in Europe.
11:58And I don't know about any country who has that many anti-corruption authorities.
12:06Maybe it can be in other countries, but we are doing everything possible.
12:10There is a plan.
12:11And it's not the plan which we are inventing.
12:19This is the plan which we create in the dialogue with the European Union to start the negotiations platform, to open the clusters.
12:29Ukraine has to stick to the very specific list of laws and reforms.
12:36And that is why during the war, we need to be more specific in our steps.
12:44We are focused on that in a sufficient way.
12:48There is a request from Ukraine.
12:51Our legislation should coincide or be approximate to the European one.
12:57There are certain laws and reforms, and we are implementing them.
13:01An interesting idea discussed here in Brussels, as you know, allow new members in earlier, but without full membership rights at first.
13:11Would you be willing to speed up a session to give up a veto at the beginning?
13:18No, how can I understand that?
13:21It seems to me it's very important that we would like that Ukraine could get such a treatment as to the equals.
13:33And if we speak about the EU membership, it has to be fully fledged.
13:40It seems to me that that is very important when we have at the same table equal countries in spite of their size of the territory or the population.
13:52It's important that they share similar values.
13:56In my opinion, you cannot be semi or demi member of the EU.
14:05Talking about veto, there is all eyes on Hungary.
14:09So Ukraine had hoped to open five clusters.
14:12None of them has happened because Hungary blocked it by veto.
14:17What would you be prepared to offer Viktor Orban to move this forward?
14:26I'm not sure that Ukraine has to bargain with its own values.
14:33Russia failed to do that.
14:36So I don't know, I don't think that Ukraine or that the Hungarian leader can do that.
14:44You cannot stop the people in their rights.
14:47Well, yes, you can postpone something, but it will not be for the use of both our countries.
14:54When I'm speaking about our countries, about Ukraine and Hungary, I'm totally sure that Hungarians are very friendly people.
15:01They are supporting Ukrainians as well as the Ukrainians are respecting any nation of Europe.
15:08This is the equality.
15:09This is the respect and the values of our relations.
15:14That is very important for the future.
15:16We don't have the right as the leaders to think about ourselves and about our elections.
15:23Because this is just one minute in the history of our nations.
15:27That's just nothing in comparison with what can be destroyed.
15:32Destroyed relations between the people.
15:35This is the most important, not to lose this good neighborhood.
15:40That's what's important.
15:42I don't think that I have to offer something to Viktor Orban.
15:47I think that Viktor Orban has to offer something for Ukraine, which is protecting the whole Europe from Russia.
15:54And even now, during this war, we did not get any support from him, support of our vision of life.
16:05We wouldn't like, still, that Viktor would support Russia, because blocking of Ukraine in the EU is the very specific support by Viktor of Putin.
16:16And that is definitely not that good.
16:19In my opinion.
16:20That is my subjective opinion.
16:22There is a totally personal impression from my side.
16:27Sometimes it looks a bit personal between you and Viktor Orban.
16:32Are you ready to repair this relationship?
16:34Or are you simply hoping for a government change in Budapest next year?
16:39First of all, I don't think that anyone has the right to influence the choice of the Hungarian people and the elections in Hungary, in Budapest.
16:54That is their personal right.
16:56This war, the war for the freedom of the country, which is 40 times smaller than the aggressor is, this war will not forget anyone and anything.
17:13There will be peace, peaceful times.
17:16And we would need to look straight forward into the eyes of each other.
17:21We need to have the opportunity to respect each other.
17:24And that's it.
17:25It's nothing about being personal.
17:27It's not about personalities.
17:30We are at war for our survival, for our lives.
17:34And we would really like the Prime Minister of Hungary to support us, at least not block us, if we do everything.
17:43If there are the rules and we comply with them whatever is needed to open the clusters, we would like us to be respected.
17:50And it's not only the respect to us, but the respect of the Hungarian leader to the rules and regulations of the European Union, as Hungary is the member of the EU.
17:59Those are the rules.
18:01So you need to do lots of important things and then the cluster after cluster is opened.
18:07That is the way.
18:09So let's end with a, let's say, more personal approach and let us look forward.
18:15Where will Ukraine and the EU be in 2030?
18:20Or, as I said, in a bit more personal view, will you be the president who brought Ukraine into the EU?
18:28First and foremost, I would like to believe that Ukraine will be in the EU before that.
18:38You opened again the timeline. What is your wish? If it's earlier than 2030?
18:43I would like that to take place in the fair way when Ukraine is standing for itself and when the war is over.
18:53I think it would be just and fair because, as I already mentioned, we are at war for this kind of future, for our Ukraine and for the future of Ukraine in Europe.
19:03Undoubtedly, I would like to be, I would like to be the president who is the president of Ukraine, which is in the EU.
19:18But it does not mean definitely that this is the main priority.
19:22The main thing is that Ukraine could join the EU.
19:26But who is the president then at the moment is the secondary thing.
19:31So thank you for this preview, a bit of personal previews.
19:35Thank you for being our guest today and have a good and successful day.
19:40And when we wish you that, it's much more than just a polite closing.
19:46So thank you for coming on the Europe Conversation.
19:53Thank you.
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