Zelensky in Brussels urges NATO and EU to send strong signals against Russia

lesoir.be (French) —

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Brussels Thursday to meet NATO and EU leaders, urging stronger action against Russia as Moscow intensifies strikes on Ukraine. Zelensky is scheduled to meet NATO's secretary general, King Philippe of Belgium, and Prime Minister Bart De Wever, with an EU summit appearance Friday. His visit comes amid strained ties with US President Donald Trump following a US-Russia energy deal. Zelensky called for "strong signals" from Europe, including more pressure on Russia and increased defense support for Ukraine, stressing the need for unified action to protect lives.


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