27-28, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Oct. 25, citing intelligence reports.Speaking after a regular meeting meeting with his top military and civilian officials, Zelensky called the move an "obvious step toward escalation" that stands in contrast to "disinformation we heard from the Kremlin in recent days.""The world can clearly see what Russia really wants, and that is to continue the war. That is why we need a principled and strong reaction from the world's leaders," Zelensky said.The president called on the West to put "tangible pressure" on both Moscow and Pyongyang to comply with the U.N. Charter and punish escalation. Join our community Support independent journalism in Ukraine.