Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told the United Nations General Assembly that Russia cannot be trusted

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has told the United Nations General Assembly that Russia cannot be trusted, as he urged the world to
unite to end Russian aggression against his country. In a passionate speech in New York, Zelensky said a nuclear-armed Moscow must be stopped from pushing the world to the final war.

He also accused Russia of weaponising everything from food to energy. In a speech which focused heavily on the danger Russia poses to the
world, Zelensky argued that other common challenges such as climate change can only be properly addressed after Moscow had been pushed
back. He also accused Moscow of carrying out genocide by abducting Ukrainian children.