Ukraine's President Zelensky suddenly arrived in Sweden amid war with Russia, know what is going to happen

It is difficult for anyone to predict how long the Russia-Ukraine war will drag on. Russia's assumption that Ukraine would soon capitulate has been consistently proven wrong. This is because the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Europe and Western countries are continuously supplying weapons to Ukraine. If these countries were not helping Ukraine, it would have been broken by now and would have succumbed to Russia. But Ukraine's President Zelensky is constantly gathering support from European and Western countries. NATO is also helping them. All countries are providing Ukraine with fighter jets, tanks, drones, missiles, ammunition, anti air defense systems etc. Zelensky is constantly gathering support from different countries of the world. In this episode, he has arrived on a visit to Sweden.

Ukraine's President Vladimir Zelensky arrived here on Saturday on a visit to Sweden amid a fierce war with Russia. This is Zelensky's first visit to Sweden since Russia invaded Ukraine last year. The Swedish government has given this information. Zelensky will meet Swedish government officials in Harpsund, about 120 kilometers from Sweden's capital Stockholm. He will also meet King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden at a palace in the area. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin met top military officials in the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don, near the border with Ukraine. The Kremlin said Putin spoke with Valery Gerasimov, the commander in charge of Russia's operations in Ukraine, and other top military officials at the headquarters of Russia's Southern Military District. Zelensky arrives to ask Sweden for help in the war.

Netherlands giving F-16 to Ukraine

Just two days ago, the Netherlands has asked Ukraine to provide F-16 fighter planes. The Defense Minister of the Netherlands said on Friday that the US has approved his country to supply F-16 fighter planes to Ukraine. . Dutch Defense Minister Kajsa Olongren wrote on 'X' (formerly Twitter), "I welcome the US decision to clear the way for the supply of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine." The Defense Minister of the Netherlands said that this gives us permission to train pilots from Ukraine. We are in close contact with European partners to decide on this. ”Ukraine has been continuously demanding to be given modern fighter aircraft to make the fight more effective in the war against Russia. In addition to the supply of warplanes, Ukraine's allies will also need to train its pilots. (AP)