Zelenskyy Calls for a No-Fly Zone In Speech to Congress
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Kiev’s demand for a no-fly zone has been rejected on separate occasions by Washington, London, and NATO’s leadership.
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Ukraine's president has repeatedly asked Western allies to send fighter jets and impose a no-fly zone, but Biden and many NATO allies are opposed to taking those steps.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a livestreamed video to Congress on Wednesday pleaded for the U.S. to help him battle Russia’s bombardment of his country with a no-fly zone or military equipment to protect Ukraine’s skies.
Lawmakers emerged from the packed congressional auditorium appearing emotional following Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s wartime address on Wednesday morning. But his calls for a no-fly zone drew mixed reactions from members, with some expressing concerns the move would spark World War III.