Zelensky sharply reacted to the leak of secret requests from Ukraine to the White House.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed concern about the disclosure of confidential requests from Ukraine to the White House. He commented on the appearance in the media of information about Ukrainian requests regarding missile weapons, in particular 'Tomahawks'.
'You see what is happening in the media - they said Ukraine wanted or wanted to get a lot of missiles, such as 'Tomahawks' and so on. But this was confidential information. Between Ukraine and the White House. How to understand these reports? Does this mean there is nothing confidential between partners?' - emphasized the president.
According to Ukrainian intelligence, there are already 3,000 North Korean military personnel in Russia 'preparing for battle'. The president also reported that 'additional thousands' of North Korean troops are 'already on the way', with a total of about 12,000 North Korean soldiers preparing to take part in combat operations against Ukraine.
The head of state noted that the international community's reaction to the presence of a North Korean contingent in Russia is not strong enough. 'The voice of the United States, the voice of NATO, the voice of Western partners, the voice of the Global South and China are not as loud as they should be now regarding the presence of the North Korean contingent in Russia,' emphasized Zelensky.
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