Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged allies to "hurry up" with their support for Kyiv, saying lives were in the balance, APA reports citing RTE.
"We need to hurry up. We need speed - speed of our agreements, speed of our delivery... speed of decisions to limit Russian potential.
"There is no alternative to speed because it is the speed that the life depends on," he said by video link in an address to the first day of the annual Munich Security Conference.
President Zelensky said said it was vital there was no delay in delivering weapons to help Ukraine fight Russia and that while the West was negotiating tanks supplies, the Kremlin was thinking of ways to "strangle" Moldova.
"Delay has always been and still is a mistake," the Ukrainian leader said.
He said it was "obvious" that Ukraine would not be the last stop of President Vladimir Putin's invasion and that the Russian leader would continue to other former Soviet countries.
He also said he judged the likelihood of Belarus joining the invasion of his country on Russia's side as low.
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