Zelensky tells Europe: Ukraine will never surrender, but what about you?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on November 3 at the Berlin Security Conference that Russia views a peaceful and united Europe as its enemy, warning that Moscow's military infrastructure is too extensive to be aimed solely at Ukraine. Zelensky said Russia has already made its decision about Europe and this threat will not disappear within a year. He noted positively that other countries increasingly see Europe as a security source, though this potential remains largely unrealized. He also expressed hope that America will remain part of the security alliance important to Europe. Describing Ukraine's situation as extremely difficult, Zelensky assured the country will never surrender and will always remain European, but questioned what will happen in Europe. He urged Europeans to examine Russia's military facilities, while UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz have separately warned of potential Russian threats to Europe.