World Desk, AnyTV, Kiev
Published by: Surendra Joshi
Updated Thu, 24 Feb 2022 07:51 AM IST
Summary
President Zelensky said in a video message that Russia has sent about 200,000 troops to the border areas. He said ‘the whole world is saying that any day now a war can break out.’
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has made an emotional appeal to the Russian public amid growing fears of Russia’s attack on his country. He has issued a video message expressing the threat of a major war in Europe.
President Zelensky said in a video message that Russia has sent about 200,000 troops to the border areas. He said, ‘The whole world is saying that any day now a war can break out. A fight can break out at any moment. You are being told that this war will free the people of Ukraine, but Ukrainians are already free.
In his direct message to the Russian public, Zelensky said: “Ukraine is in the news today and is really two countries.” Their main difference is that we are real. I believe that Russia should be one of the countries that guarantees us clear security. I have said many times that the President of Russia (Putin) should sit at the table and talk.
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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has made an emotional appeal to the Russian public amid growing fears of Russia’s attack on his country. He has issued a video message expressing the threat of a major war in Europe.
President Zelensky said in a video message that Russia has sent about 200,000 troops to the border areas. He said, ‘The whole world is saying that any day now a war can break out. A fight can break out at any moment. You are being told that this war will free the people of Ukraine, but Ukrainians are already free.
In his direct message to the Russian public, Zelensky said: “Ukraine is in the news today and is really two countries.” Their main difference is that we are real. I believe that Russia should be one of the countries that guarantees us clear security. I have said many times that the President of Russia (Putin) should sit at the table and talk.