Countries that did not support Ukraine will be held accountable after the end of the conflict. This was stated in an interview with BBC Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba.

According to him, the choice made by each country will be "taken into account when building future relationships."

“If anyone in the world thinks that how this or that country behaved – or treated Ukraine at the darkest moment of its history – will not be taken into account when building future relations, these people simply do not know how diplomacy works,” he noted.

He believes that those countries of the world that “have misbehaved during this war and treated Ukraine cruelly” should be held accountable for this. “War is a time to make a choice. And every choice is recorded,” Kuleba added.

Earlier, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba sharply criticized the peaceful demonstration that took place in Berlin on February 25. In his opinion, peaceful demonstrators support Russia's position in the conflict in Ukraine.

Kuleba, in an interview with Bild, also accused the organizers of the Oscars of hypocrisy for not agreeing to give Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky the opportunity to speak at the award ceremony for the second year.