If the world kept standing like this we would be lost

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has given an emotional message to the world. He said that if the world keeps standing away like this, then we will be defeated. We are fighting for rights. Zelensky blamed Western countries for not protecting Ukrainian cities and citizens from Russian bombs. He said that Western countries have clearly failed to take necessary decisions in the last 13 days. These countries have also failed to protect Ukraine from bombs. Indeed, Zelensky was referring to not declaring Ukraine a no-fly zone and failing to limit Russian attacks.

The Ukrainian president said, 'Russia should be held responsible for the killing of innocent people. But the shared responsibility of the war going on for the last 13 days lies with the western countries too, which have not been able to approve the necessary decisions. These countries have not saved Ukraine from bombs and missiles. This is very surprising.' Zelensky has emerged as a big face in this war, which is still taking on Russia. The war between Russia and Ukraine started on 24 February.

Demand for expansion of Humanitarian Corridor

At the same time, Zelensky has called for the expansion of the Humanitarian Corridor and more cooperation from the Red Cross for Ukrainian civilians trying to make a safe evacuation during the war. In a video message from an undisclosed location on Tuesday, he said a child had died due to lack of water amid the blockade in the southern sea port city of Mariupol. This is an indication of how desperate the people of the city have become. He has once again sought air help from western countries. He said that the evacuation buses have been sent to Mariupol. But there was no concrete agreement on the routes, so Russian forces can easily target them on the way.

2 million people left Ukraine

On the other hand, buses came out of safe corridors on Tuesday for the evacuation of people from two troubled cities of Ukraine. At the same time, officials said that the number of people leaving Ukraine after the Russian attacks reached two million on Tuesday. People are trapped in some areas of Ukraine after Russian attacks. Where they are facing shortage of food, water and medicines. It is the biggest war going on in Europe since World War II. But Ukrainian officials posted some videos on Tuesday in which buses packed with people can be seen. These buses can be seen plying on a snow-covered road from the eastern city of Sumi and other areas.