'Sit down with me and talk. What are you afraid of? We're no threat to anyone,' Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said during a televised news conference.
The Ukrainian president has requested Western leaders to impose a no-fly zone over significant parts of his country, saying,"If the West does this, Ukraine will defeat the aggressor with much less blood," in a statement to"If you do not have the power to close the skies, then give me planes," he said during Thursday's news conference.
"It requires our fighter jets to go directly against Russian fighter jets, to get them to stay out of a certain airspace," she said. If the U.S. were to enforce the zone, it may have to shoot down Russian jets, which would mean"the United States declaring war on Russia." that at least 33 people died and another 18 were injured in a residential area of Chernihiv, a city north of the capital Kyiv. The number of casualties could be higher, but rescue operations were temporarily paused due to extensive shelling.
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