Russian missile near Zelensky's convoy stirs tensions amid UN talks
Russia has announced that Dmitry Polanski, the First Deputy Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN, will call a UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine for March 22.
Attack on Odessa: A close call for the delegation
The Russian comment on the Odessa attack, which occurred on March 6, highlighted its timing during Zelensky and Mitsotakis's visit. Reports indicate the attack targeted Zelensky's convoy, with the missile detonating near the Greek delegation.
At the UN Security Council meeting, Polanski emphasized, "Russia does not intend to eliminate Zelensky." He provocatively asked the Council members if they genuinely believed Russia couldn't hit Zelensky's convoy if that were the intent.