Zelensky says Russia tricking Indians into joining war: ‘Don’t let Putin drag you in'
At the UNGA, the Ukrainian President asked at least 47 countries, whose citizens were fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war, to protect their nationals.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of tricking citizens from 47 countries into joining its war against Ukraine at the 81st United Nations General Assembly. He urged other nations to prevent their nationals from being recruited by Russia. Zelensky called on countries to limit Russia's ability to finance and sustain the war by cutting off energy trade.
He claimed Russia's economy depends on energy imports from India, China, and Turkey. Zelensky also alleged that North Korea was providing Russia with advanced military capabilities in exchange for troops supporting Russia's operations against Ukraine.
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