Zelensky to NATO: Ukraine has proven itself worthy of support

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BRUSSELS — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused NATO of misjudging his country’s ability to withstand Russian aggression and implored the trans-Atlantic alliance to provide his country with heavy arms.

The Ukrainian president urged world leaders in a virtual address to provide his country with aircraft and tanks as it fights off Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion, admonishing attendees at an emergency NATO summit in Brussels Thursday for rebuffing his requests for tanks and planes.

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