Russian President Vladimir Putin says Volodymyr Zelensky and others in Ukraine’s government are nationalists and neo-Nazis—the latest emotive epithets the Kremlin has deployed to justify invading the country
Russian President Vladimir Putin has deployed emotive epithets against Volodymyr Zelensky and his government in an effort to justify invading
Traffic jams have choked roads in Kyiv as people try to flee Russia's pressing assault. WSJ's Brett Forrest documented his long car journey out of the Ukrainian capital while traveling to cover the war. Photo: Ethan Swope/Bloomberg Newsis justified because the country’s leaders are nationalists and neo-Nazis who must be stopped from carrying out a genocide against Russians and Russian-speaking citizens of Ukraine.
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