President’s warning comes after Russian military chief said forces want to seize southern Ukraine, in a move that could give access to Moldova
The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has warned that Russia’s invasion of his country is just the beginning and that Moscow may seek to capture other countries, after a Russian general said it wants full control over southern Ukraine.
“All the nations that, like us, believe in the victory of life over death must fight with us. They must help us, because we are the first in line. And who will come next?” Zelenskiy said in a video address late on Friday.
