KYIV — President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused the West of not doing enough to support Ukraine, as Russian forces on Friday unleashed a missile offensive against Kyiv, a European capital of 3 million people.
A POLITICO journalist in the city said air-raid sirens were wailing and that there were repeated explosions. People ran to shelters, while many others tried to flee the city by car, clogging the roads. Officials said that Ukrainian troops were engaging a Russian tank column moving in from the north.
Describing the missile barrage as “horrific,” Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba drew comparisons with World War II. “Last time our capital experienced anything like this
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