Putin using citizens from 47 countries to fight Ukraine, Zelensky tells UN
Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told the United Nations that Russian President Vladimir Putin is using fighters from 47 countries, including North Korea, Ghana, and India, to fight in Ukraine. Zelensky also warned that Ukraine might target Russian heating and energy facilities during the winter if Russia attacks Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.Key Facts
- Russia has recruited fighters from 47 different countries to fight in Ukraine.
- Two North Korean soldiers fighting for Russia were captured and sent to South Korea.
- Zelensky criticized Putin for continuing the war instead of focusing on his own country.
- Ukraine is making deals with other countries like Finland, Australia, and Canada to obtain drones for defense.
- Ukraine may target Russian heating and energy facilities in winter as a response to attacks on its own infrastructure.
- Russia has been attacking Ukraine’s civilian heating and fuel systems, aiming to use the cold winter as a weapon.
- The U.S. is working to stop Russia and Ukraine from attacking each other’s energy infrastructure.
- Zelensky wants to cut Russia’s income from fuel sales because it helps finance the war.
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