Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed concerns about the ongoing war in Gaza following the deadly attack by Hamas terrorists in southern Israel. He fears that this conflict may overshadow Ukraine's prolonged fight against Russia.
"We already can see the consequences of the international community shifting [attention] because of the tragedy in the Middle East," he said.
Zelensky emphasized the importance of focusing on the war taking place on European soil since February of last year, stating, "We must not allow people to forget about the war here."
Ukraine says it hasn't received promised military aid in war against Russia
Furthermore, Zelensky claimed that Ukraine has not received all the promised military aid recently. He presented a pessimistic outlook, suggesting that the war is entering a new phase where Ukraine lacks sufficient resources to achieve the desired results.
Recently, a request for additional military aid to Ukraine by President Joe Biden was blocked by Congress due to opposition from some Republicans. However, the speaker of the House of Representatives expressed confidence and optimism regarding the approval of this aid in the future.