He also highlighted the events that unfolded on St. Nicholas Day, underscoring the need for strength
Since the first year of the war, Ukrainian leaders have lobbied Western allies to allow them to use advanced weapons to strike key targets inside Russia
Starmer said allies have to double down now to support Ukraine for as long as it takes
The Ukrainian leader shared his belief that the conflict could end sooner under Trump's leadership
Trump seemingly handed his phone over to Musk, the person said, and the Ukrainian president thanked the SpaceX owner for assisting his country
Zelenskyy strongly condemned Russia's decision to involve North Korean troops in the ongoing war against Ukraine
Sweden and Finland joined the alliance earlier this year, with Stockholm saying that Russia is the main international security threat to Sweden
Ukrainian President further said that the administration is working to thwart the enemy's advances and ensure the protection of its citizens
Fewer American weapons are available for shipment to Kyiv, and the eyes of Western governments are focused overwhelmingly on Israel and Iran
The victory plan that Zelenskyy outlined at home and abroad includes a formal invitation for Ukraine to join Nato
Ukrainian leader's comments raised the stakes for his Western allies as he met in Brussels with European Union leaders
Zelenskyy will address EU leaders at their summit in Brussels before shuttling across town to meet with Nato defence ministers
The rift coincides with mounting war fatigue among Kyiv's Western allies, with Russian troops making grinding advances in the country's east
Ukraine's leader last visited London in July, soon after Starmer's Labour Party government was elected, when he addressed a meeting of the British Cabinet
But Zelenskyy found himself briefly mired in domestic politics before meeting with Trump in New York
Zelenskyy is in Washington to bolster US assistance for his country's defence
During the meeting, Zelenskyy expressed his gratitude for the support of the United States
During the meeting, Zelenskyy also expressed his gratitude for the US's support in Ukraine's defence efforts
US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield, reportedly briefed on the plan, said it can work but many privately question how
The Ukrainian president said this process will lead us to peace, to a just peace, a real peace, a peace that will last