Zelensky met with diplomats from Latin America.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting with parliamentarians and diplomats from Latin America in Kyiv. The parties discussed enhancing cooperation regarding the protection of Ukraine. This was reported on Friday, November 29, by the Office of the President.   The delegation from Latin American countries arrived in Kyiv to participate in the Parliamentary Conference "Ukraine - Latin American and Caribbean States: Cooperation for the Future."     "In total, representatives from 14 countries took part in the event, namely: Argentina, Belize, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama, El Salvador, Ecuador, Peru, and Costa Rica," the Office of the President informed.   During the meeting, Zelensky briefed the delegates on Russian aggression, the constant shelling, and attacks on the energy system, the situation at the front, and the abduction and transportation of Ukrainian children by the occupiers to the territory of the aggressor country.   The head of state also focused on the Ukrainian Peace Formula, which fully aligns with the UN Charter, and the outcomes of the first World Summit.   "Unfortunately, Russia dismisses both the Peace Formula and all other proposals, any proposals based on the UN Charter. They reject and will continue to reject because they do not respect the UN Charter and do not recognize it," Zelensky noted.   The Ukrainian president added that "Russia must be compelled to accept a just peace," he emphasized.   Zelensky called on representatives of the states to join the peace process, collaborate "to return the unlawfully deported Ukrainian children, address food security issues, and assist Ukraine in recovering from bombardments."   The Office of the President added that the delegation representatives "assured continued support for Ukraine from Latin America."   President Volodymyr Zelensky had a phone conversation with French counterpart Emmanuel Macron.