President Volodymyr Zelensky urged European allies on Thursday to provide Ukraine with long-range weapons after failing to safe a promise from US President Donald Trump to supply Kyiv with highly effective Tomahawk missiles. Zelensky, who addressed European Union leaders in Brussels, additionally referred to as on them to agree as quickly as doable on a plan to make use of frozen Russian belongings and stated Kyiv would use a “vital half” of any funds made that can be purchased European-made weapons. France24 Worldwide Affairs Commentator Douglas Herbert joins us for extra.
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