On Thursday, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of initiating a “full-scale invasion,” as explosions were heard around the nation.
“Putin has now unleashed an all-out assault on Ukraine. Strikes have broken out in Ukraine’s peaceful cities “Kuleba sent out a tweet.
“This is an aggressive war. Ukraine will defend itself and emerge victorious. Putin can and must be stopped by the rest of the world. Now is the moment to take action.”
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