Zelenskyy Slams Europe at Davos: 'Maduro Is On Trial, Putin Is Not'

• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized Europe at the World Economic Forum for failing to act against global threats, despite recognizing them annually.
• He compared Ukraine's situation to 'Groundhog Day,' highlighting Europe's inaction on defense and security, even after pressure from US President Donald Trump.
• Zelenskyy pointed out the disparity in justice, noting that Venezuela's Maduro is on trial in New York, while Russia's Putin, who started the war, remains free.
• He accused Europe of eroding its global credibility by not stopping Russian oil tankers that fund the war and for not establishing a proper tribunal for Russian crimes.
• Zelenskyy's speech followed discussions with Donald Trump, where they focused on strengthening air defense and the ongoing efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

Why It Matters: Zelenskyy urged Europe to act decisively against Russia, criticizing its inaction and double standards on global justice.