Zelensky says NATO ‘afraid’ of Russia; Holocaust survivor killed | Top Updates

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy again claimed that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was ‘afraid’ of Russia. “NATO should either say now that they’re accepting us, or openly say that they are not accepting us as they are scared of Russia, which is true,” he said. Meanwhile, Russian troops used stun grenades to break up a rally of pro-Ukrainian protesters in Kherson. In Ukraine’s Kharkiv, Boris Romanchenko, 96, who survived 4 concentration camps, died after a rocket hit the building where he lived. Watch the full video for more.