Freeze Is Not Cede: Fact-Checking the Zelensky '25%' Claim | CLAT Explainer
Did Zelensky cede 25% of Ukraine? No. He offered to freeze the front line. Russia holds about 19-20%. UN Charter Art 2(4), Korea 1953. Notes + 10 MCQs.
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