Ukraine’s Zelensky Calls for More Military Aid Ahead of Battles in Eastern


Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday launched a fresh appeal for military aid as the country prepared for some of the conflict’s heaviest fighting so far, while France sent a police unit from its armed forces to Ukraine to investigate possible war crimes, the first disclosed deployment of military personnel in Ukraine from a North Atlantic Treaty Organization country.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian authorities said they were investigating a claim by its troops in the besieged city of Mariupol that they came under a Russian chemical weapons attack Monday. The Russian government hasn’t commented publicly about the alleged use of chemical weapons in Mariupol.



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