News about Volodymyr Zelensky

The Ukrainian president also predicted that Putin would demolish cities and slaughter hundreds of thousands of people if Moscow 's armies were to prevail in their ongoing war, launched by Putin in February 2022. His comments come as a vital $60 billion aid package continues to be held up in the United States Congress , and as Russian forces - with greater manpower and firepower than Ukraine - continue to make advancements in the east of the country. In recent weeks, Republican lawmakers who support the aid package for Ukraine have sounded the alarm over pro-Russian propaganda, saying it has filtered through to other members of Congress who are blocking the package. Asked about the claim on Tuesday, Zelensky said Russia's influence over western democracies - including Britain and the United States - was being understated.

Former CIA director John Brennan has warned that if Donald Trump is elected again in November, he cut severely cut military aid funding to Ukraine which would serve as a 'green light' for Putin 's expansion plans throughout Europe. Those comments, made in an interview with Belgian TV, comes as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tells Politico that he has publicly and non-publicly invited Trump to come and visit the front lines of the war. Zelensky told the website that Trump is interested in the idea but that he isn't sure when he could make the visit. The president rejected the notion put forward by many, including Trump, that the invasion by surrendering parts of Ukraine to Putin.

The surprise talks came at the start of a US trip where Lord Cameron will urge Republicans to unblock money for Kyiv that is being held up by politicking on Capitol Hill. Details of the discussion at the former president's sprawling Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach have yet to emerge but it may have been slightly fraught given relationship between the men in their previous roles. Lord Cameron is the first senior member of the UK government to visit Trump since he left office in 2021 - and called him 'divisive, stupid and wrong' when he was Prime Minister in 2016. He later accused the former president - the Republican candidate in the election later this year - of being 'protectionist, xenophobic, [and] misogynistic.'

Most of us like to have our cellphone handy so we can scroll through social media in idle moments. Dr. Sarita Robinson continues to make sure she has her own "in case we should be alerted by the government's emergency alert that an attack is imminent." We have a plan in place with our adult children as to where we will all go to seek asylum and meet up based on where we were located in the United States at the time.'

According to reports, they had discussed the scheme with Trump and advisers, whereby Ukraine would cede territory seized by Russia to Moscow in order to bring the war to an end. Since Russia's annexation, Ukraine has refused such plans. It now finds itself with dwindling ammunition and pleading for increased arms shipments with the United States. The Trump campaign dismissed a Washington Post article on the unethical scheme as speculation.

Several Ukrainian soldiers on the frontlines of the 26-month war that has wreaked havoc on Ukraine's eastern Ukraine have reported that Russian troops are using small drones to drop tear gas, among other items, on their positions. Under the internationally ratified Chemical Weapons Convention, tear gas, also known as CS, is banned during wartime. Both Russia and Ukraine have signed the International Weapons Convention. According to Ukrainian soldiers who spoke to the Telegraph, Russian troops were releasing K-51 grenades, which, according to experts, are usually filed with tear gas.

Former President Donald Trump has reportedly announced that he intended to end the conflict in Ukraine by requiring them to give up land to Russia. Trump has regularly stated that he could end the conflict in Ukraine in 24 hours and hopes that people will accept the terms. Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian President, has stated consistently that he would not surrender any territory.

On the Zaporizhia nuclear plant, Russian officials have reported that Ukraine had launched a drone attack, including a strike on the plant's dome that caused no injuries. The plant's Russian-installed staff has alerted the United Nations nuclear watchdog authority of the strike. The International Atomic Energy Agency said that the possibility of a drone strike at the Zaporizhhia power plant is 'consistent' with what it had seen.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed certainty that Ukraine would become a member of NATO and that Volodymyr Zelensky's support for him is'rock solid.'

Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed optimism that Ukraine will become a member of NATO and that its president, Volodymyr Zelensky, is 'rock solid.' His remarks came after he spoke with Ukraine's foreign minister in Brussels, where the NATO alliance is commemorating its 75th anniversary. Every country represented here in NATO has a strong support for Ukraine, and their resolve for them remains solid.' We'll do everything we can; Allies will do everything possible to ensure that Ukraine has what it needs to cope with Russia's continuing conflict,' he said.

Abu Hudhayfah al-Ansari declared Ramadan as the "month of jihad" on the 10-year anniversary of ISIS' declaration of a caliphate in Iraq and Syria and encouraged militants to launch attacks in the United States, Europe, and Israel in a 41-minute video. Muslims should leave their homes and migrate to jihadist camps and increase their ranks, according to him. The spokesman also heaped praise on affiliates for their worldwide operations, quoting Islamic State Khorasan (ISIS-K) - the group that claimed the deadly terror attack at the Crocus City Hall concert venue in Moscow (right), which killed at least 143 civilians. Al-Ansari's deplorable message comes after he launched a campaign in January entitled 'Kill Them Wherever You Find Them', in which he called for a renewed focus on terror attacks and reminded Muslims that the Israel-Palestine conflict is a war on Jews, not just Israel (ISIS fighters main)

As Congress debated a huge foreign aid package for Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called Speaker Mike Johnson to brief him on the ongoing conflict against Russia on Thursday. 'I briefed Speaker Johnson on the battlefield situation, and particularly the rise in Russian air terror,' Zelensky wrote on X. Russia had recently launched a bombardment of over 1,000 airstrikes into Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian president. 'On week alone, 190 missiles, 140 'Shahed' drones, and 700 guided aerial bombs were launched in Ukrainian cities and towns,' he wrote. 'In this case, fast passage of US assistance to Ukraine by Congress is critical,' Zelensky said. We know that there are differing opinions in the House of Representatives on how to proceed, but the primary is to keep the issue of aid to Ukraine as a unifying factor.'

Vladimir Putin tried to spin the mass shooting on the outskirts of Moscow, which killed 139 people, in his favor on Friday, claiming that Volodymyr Zelensky orchestrated it.

In his favour, Vladimir Putin spun Friday's mass killing on the outskirts of Moscow, which killed 139 people, by insisting that Volodymyr Zelensky orchestrated it. However, Belarus' tyrant Alexander Lukashenko, one of Putin's closest allies, has publicly sluggish, contradicting Putin's remarks. 'There was no way they could have entered Belarus,' he said. They knew it. They turned away and went to the Ukrainian-Russian border,' explains the author.'

In a Kupyansk forest buried with snow, a terrifying video was shown in a recent BBC documentary. 'Ukraine, Enemy in the Woods', Jamie Roberts' BBC Two show a picture of the true frontlines with clips of strikes sent to get hearts racing. In one of the most shocking bodycam video taken by a brave Ukrainian soldier, he and a group of fellow fighters can be seen ducking behind tree trunks as they scour the frozen landscape. "Someone's screaming, but I can't see anything." I'll keep an eye out for updates. Do you copy?' He claims that he was appointing the narrator. Viewers follow his gaze as he wanders around the barren forest before lifting his gun in an apparent sign of brace for an attack.

The four Russian nationals, identified as Dalerdzhon Mirzhon Mirzhon Mirzhon Mirzoyev, 32, Saidakrami Rachabalizoda, 30, Shamsidin Fariduni, 25, and Mukhammadsobir Faizov, 19, were all exposed to brutal detention conditions, including severe injuries, and they appeared in a Russian court on Sunday. ISIS, which claimed responsibility for the attack twice, has reacted positively today, telling Putin that the images and videos of the torture have only increased the 'bloodlust for thousands of people'.' In a recent video (right), Russian troops were hunting down another terror suspect, who was attempting to flee from them by climbing a tree. The soldiers smashed his head against the ground repeatedly as they confronted him after they threw him to the ground.

Extra border security checks were sent to France for their Easter holidays by Port of Dover officials today, causing people's travel delays. Following the attack in Moscow last Friday that killed more than 130 people, France has tightened its procedures for those entering the country. Now, tens of thousands of families returning to Kent for the two-week school holidays have been told that the steps will'increase border processing times.' Britons have been warned to plan Easter travel 'carmageddon' over the long weekend, with 14 million getaway trips likely to cause gridlock on the highways. Following the assault in Moscow on Sunday, the Port said in a 'Easter holidays travel information' update on X.'France has increased border security checks.' These steps may cause increased border processing times at the Port. When traveling to the port, please be aware of this and check with your ferry operator for arrival times.'

Russian border guards and FSB agents are seen frantically following a man suspected of terror suspect Saidakrami Rachabalizoda through dense woodlands in a 90-second video posted on Telegram. As he lies down on the ground, Russian troops begin beating him over and over again (pictured, top). "I will cut you up," one soldier tells him. Rachabalizoda is one of four terror suspects arrested in a Russian court after the deadly Moscow concert massacre on Friday night. The others include Dalerdzhon Barotovich Mirzoyev (pictured, top-right), Shamsidin Fariduni (pictured, bottom-right) and Muhammadsobir Fayzov (picture, top-left)

Footage of Russian forces torturing a Moscow terror suspect hooking his genitals up to an 80v battery as part of their brutal interrogations into Friday's attacks has surfaced. People were seen running and cowering behind tables as the gunmen opened fire in the main lobby of Moscow in a new video of the massacre, which killed more than 140 people in a concert hall in Krasnogorsk on the outskirts of Moscow. In what was the deadliest attack on Russia in years, people were heard yelling as continuous bullets crack through glass doors and mow down victims. Four alleged terrorists and their barbaric torture methods were captured on social media, including one that shows a Russian agent severing a man's ear off before attempting to force him to consume it.

Following an ISIS assault that resulted in four wounded men gun down innocent civilians in Moscow, many Russian civilians were killed on Friday night. On the outskirts of Moscow, a total of 133 people have died as a result of the onslaught that took place just before a concert in Krasnogorsk. It was the deadliest attack to strike in Russia for years, and it had left the music venue in flames. Here's everything we need to hear about the horrific evening.

With the internet down and domestic and industrial electricity sources hitting Ukraine's energy network, it seemed to be the biggest attack of the war against Ukraine's energy network, with the internet down and domestic and industrial electricity supplies hitting across the region. The Dnipro Hydrogenipro Hydroelectric Power Plant, Ukraine's largest, erupts in fires after a blast that also killed a bus, causing multiple civilian casualties. A dramatic video shows the Dnipro Hydroelectric Power Plant - Ukraine's biggest - erupts in flames after a blast that also killed a bus. The dam, which was part of the hydro plant, seemed to have survived, but the turbine chamber and sluice equipment were destroyed, according to reports. Residents in Kharkiv's second city, which is a vital facility that manufactures and repairs tanks, were also hard hit by some of the worst bombardments of the war so far.

With Congress still divided over more aid to poor Ukrainian troops, the Biden administration is considering ever more complicated and creative ways to channel funds and arms to combat the Russian invasion. The most recent plan was to sell bonds to raise funds for Ukraine, which was funded by hundreds of millions of dollars in frozen Russian deposits. The 'freedom bonds' may raise as much as the stalled international security bill — helping Ukraine keep up its fight, while avoiding the thorny question of whether the $280 billion frozen funds can be confiscated lawfully.

After Putin promised revenge for escalating strikes in Russia's border regions, Russia launched more than 30 missiles at Kyiv early Thursday. After the attacks, which injured 17 people in Kyiv and the immediate area, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky ordered that air defense systems be sent from the West. According to Ukraine's air force, it shot down 31 Russian missiles launched against Kyiv.

Comment by DAILY MAIL: The sharp decline in inflation to 3.4 percent, the lowest level in two and a half years, is good news for everyone. It brings much-needed relief to families struggling with rising food and energy prices, as well as a beleaguered Prime Minister who is still in deep political turmoil. This is a big achievement considering that inflation was just over 10% a year ago. Experts now expect that the Bank of England's 21% target will be met next month. The leading reasons, according to global factors, are lower energy prices. Ministers have, on the other hand, by denying ridicule public sector pay demands, have aided. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt isn't yet breaking out the bunting, although perhaps. However, the decline in inflation has prompted the Bank to lower interest rates.