Kyiv:
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday said that Kyiv wanted "honesty" in ties with NATO as he spoke ahead of a key summit of the Western military bloc.
"We need honesty in our ties," Zelensky told reporters alongside Czech President Czech leader Petr Pavel, speaking ahead of a key summit in Vilnius. He said it was time to demonstrate "the courage and strength of this alliance."
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