Zelensky accuses European leaders of inaction and calls for protests
Wearing military fatigues, he accuses European leaders of taking insufficient action to slow the Russian advance
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky slams European leadership for inaction in face of Russian invasion while speaking from his office in Kyiv.
Wearing military fatigues, he accuses European leaders of taking insufficient action to slow the Russian advance, reports BBC.
"Like World War Two, you said never again, but here it is again and you're not doing enough to respond," he says.
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Zelensky adds it isn't too late to stop Russian "aggression" if European leaders act swiftly, and calls on citizens across the EU to protest and force their governments into more decisive action.
He continues: "I am sure you see this - all of you, the whole of Europe. But we don't quite see what you are going to do about this, how you are going to defend yourself when you are so slow to help Ukraine."
