Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says that Kyiv's allies should increase their support for Ukraine, after Russian President Vladimir Putin's demand that the West halt their military and intelligence support. "I do not believe that we should make any concessions in terms of assistance for Ukraine, but rather there should be an increase," he states during a press conference with his Finnish counterpart Alexander Stubb.
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00:00He wants us not to receive information when the ballistics are flying over Ukrainian civilian infrastructure.
00:11He wants us not to know about these attacks.
00:15He wants our people not to go to the bomb shelters.
00:18This is all about the continuation of the war.
00:21I do not think that any action should be taken to help Ukraine.
00:27On the contrary, we need to strengthen our assistance to Ukraine.
00:30This is a signal that Ukraine is ready for any surprises from the Russians.