Zelensky Says Putin Using Fighters From 47 Countries in Ukraine War
Zelensky urged foreign governments to protect their nationals and said Ukraine is preparing to hit Russian energy facilities this winter.
- Zelensky addressed world leaders today, accusing Putin of seeking to "kill more" people for territory and urging nations to limit trade with Russia, arguing prolonged war increases the "evil" left behind.
- Regarding the scope of the conflict, Zelensky claimed Russia recruits citizens from 47 countries, including Ghana, Nepal, and India, and noted recent transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war to the Republic of Korea.
- The Ukrainian leader signed a drone deal with Finland and a security agreement with Australia today, while Kyiv prepares similar drone technology agreements with Canada.
- Facing a harsh winter, Zelensky warned that Ukraine will target Russian heating and energy facilities in retaliation, stating, "In response we will have no choice but to make it painful for Russia too."
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio is pushing for both nations to cease attacks on energy infrastructure, but Zelensky remains focused on disrupting Russian operations despite pressure from Washington.
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Do not let Putin drag you into this war: Zelenskyy urges India, 46 other nations at UN to limit Russias war capabilities - The Tribune
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday (local time) urged representatives of 47 countries to prevent their citizens from being drawn into the Russia-Ukraine war, alleging that Russia was using foreign nationals in the conflict.
Don't let Putin drag you into this war: Zelenskyy warns India, 46 nations at UN
At the UN General Assembly, Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged India and 46 other countries to protect citizens that he claims Russia is using in its war against Ukraine. He also sought stronger sanctions, and support for Black Sea truce before winter.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russian leader Vladimir Putin of using fighters from 47 third countries to continue Moscow's war against Ukraine.
The following the Russian president 'isable to wage war, the more evil he will leave behind in this world' said the Ukrainian president at the United Nations on Wednesday.
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