Ukrainian Parliament member Lesia Vasylenko called on other governments to assist her democratic nation in repelling the invasion by Russia.
A Ukrainian Parliament member called on other governments to assist her democratic nation in repelling the invasion by Russia, and said failure to implement a no-fly zone increases the risk of World War III.
She also referred to protecting critical infrastructure, such as Ukraine's nuclear power stations, which already have been attacked by Russian firepower."If we are one of these days unable to cover the sky over these nuclear reactors," she said,"you're looking at catastrophe never seen before." "By not covering the Ukrainian skies, you are at bigger risk then of entering World War III ever," Vasylenko said."Russia has no resources to attack the U.S., or any NATO base for that matter. NATO is many times bigger than even the Russian army, although it's the second-biggest in the world. But Russia's not going to spend their resources and spread themselves thin, because they are focused on eradicating Ukraine from the face of the Earth.
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