The Ukrainian president President Volodymyr Zelensky reacted angrily yesterday, Friday, to NATO's decision not to proceed with the imposition of an air blockade zone on Ukraine amid an invasion by Russia's military, claiming that the Atlantic Alliance member states were, according to him, going into self-hypnosis.
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The Alliance leadership gave the green light to continue the bombardment of Ukrainian cities and villages by refusing to impose a no-fly zone, in a video uploaded on the website of the Ukrainian presidency.
We believe that NATO countries have created the narrative on their own that imposing a no-fly zone over Ukraine would cause Russia to attack them directly, he continued.
According to Zelensky, this is a process of self-hypnosis, for some who are weak, who have internal insecurity, while they have weapons much more powerful than ours.
NATO member states rejected Kiev's request to impose an air blockade zone on Ukraine to prevent it from getting involved in the war.
The issue was discussed and the allies agreed that we should not deploy NATO aircraft to operate in Ukrainian airspace or NATO troops on the ground because we could face all-out war in Europe, explained North Atlantic Treaty Organisation Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
What were you thinking at this meeting? All those who will die from now on will die because of you, because of your weakness, because of your disconnection, claimed Volodymyr Zelensky, speaking of weak NATO leaders gripped by confusion.
Zelensky to address the US Senate today
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will address members of the US Senate today, a source close to the US upper house informed Agence France-Presse.
The speech, which will be followed by a debate, will take place at 09:30 (Washington time; 16:30 GMT), according to senators' associates. The communication was organised by the Ukrainian embassy in the US capital.
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