Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy told NATO leaders on Wednesday his country needed more advanced weapons and money to defend itself against Russia, warning that Moscow's ambitions did not stop at Ukraine.
A rehearsal for the Victory Day military parade is seen Moscow, Russia May 4, 2022. Russia's invasion of Ukraine"is a war for the right to dictate conditions in Europe—for what the future world order will be like," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensiky warned. REUTERS/ Evgenia Novozhenina/ File Photo
"That is why it is absolutely necessary to support Ukraine, even now, with weapons, finances and political sanctions against Russia, which will stop its ability to pay for the war.""By providing them to us, you can completely break Russia's tactics to destroy cities and terrorize civilians," he said.
Zelenskiy said Russia did not want to stop at taking areas of southern Ukraine or the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, where the heaviest battles of the war are being fought. "The question is—who is next for Russia? Moldova? The Baltic States? Poland? The answer is all of them."
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