Zelenskiy wants tougher Europe, Putin evokes victory over Nazis
UKRAINIAN President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged European leaders visiting Kyiv to pile more sanctions on Russia, where President Vladimir Putin evoked a famous World War Two victory over the Nazis to rally his nation. The West has imposed sweeping punitive measures since Russia's nearly year-old invasion of Ukraine that has devastated cities, killed tens of thousands of people, forced millions to flee their homes and shaken the global economy. In the latest violence, a Russian missile destroyed apartments in Kramatorsk, killing at least three people and trapping others under rubble, police said. Moscow said it struck U.S.-made rocket launchers in the area about 55 km (34…