This is the Guardian.

Today, why Western governments can't stop the war in Ukraine?

On Tuesday, Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, appeared via a video link in the UK parliament.

We do not want to lose what we have, what is ours, our country, Ukraine.

Just the same way as you once didn't want to lose your country,

when Nazis started to fight your country.

He told the story of the invasion, day by day.

On day 5, the terror against us was going on against children, against the cities,

and constant shilling had been taking place.

Including his disappointment at what happened last Friday.

On day 9, there was a meeting of NATO Congress, without the result that we were looking for.

Yes, we did feel that.

That was when NATO, the alliance of the US, Canada, and 28 European countries,

but not Ukraine, met and doubled down on their decision,

not to introduce a no-fly zone over Zelensky's shattered country.

He explained what that decision meant for Ukrainians.

On day 13, in the city of Marielba, that was attacked by the Russian force.

A child was killed. They do not allow any food, any water, and people started panicking.

An echoing the words of Winston Churchill, of 80 years ago.

We will fight in the forests, in the fields, on the shores, in the streets.

Zelensky appealed to the UK to do more.

I am very grateful to you Boris.

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