The world seems to be split on whether or not Ukraine should get Crimea back. Will Zelenskyy make it a major part of his address?
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There is a transcript here: https://www.president.gov.ua/en/news/mi-stoyimo-boremos-i-vigrayemo-bo-mi-razom-ukrayina-amerika-80017
He did not mention Crimea by name.
Moderately certain I didn’t hear it, and fully sure it’s not in the (automatically generated, possibly incorrect?) transcript on C-SPAN (https://www.c-span.org/video/?525000-1/ukrainian-president-zelensky-address-congress).
What has to happen for this to resolve to yes?
Does Zelenskyy have to explicitly mention that Crimea should be returned or will a call for the return of all Ukrainian territory count?
The description asks if it is a major part of the address. What would distinguish between a major and a minor part of the address?
@JeffreyHeninger If it happens it is, in my opinion, the most significant part of the speech no matter how much is dedicated to it. I was basically asking "will he go there?" He has to mention Crimea by name, intimating won't count.