Ukraine says it needs more weapons soon, argues its paying 'a very high price' as defender of democracy
ensues for a fifth week, arguing it has shouldered the burden as the defender of"the values of a democratic world."
"We do not have enough weapons. And we need it to continue our struggle," Head of the President's Office Andriy Yermak said in an interview with Christiane Amanpour."The whole world can see that Ukrainians are a nation that will never stop fighting because we are fighting for our land. We are fighting for our country. We are fighting for the whole democratic world."
"If the Russians are serious about deescalating – because that's their claim here – then they should send them home. But they're not doing that, at least not yet," he said.
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