Zelensky Appeals for Global Support; Putin’s Spies Play It Cool in Brussels; Ukraine Destroys a Russian Ship

Zelensky, a consummate communicator, can be expected to continue to use every social media tool at his disposal to keep Ukraine’s plight front and center in both the global conversation and in halls of power around the world. 

President Biden and Prime Minister Johnson are among the leaders at a group photo during an extraordinary NATO summit at Brussels, March 24, 2022. AP/Thibault Camus

The powwow of NATO leaders conferring in Brussels to work on new sanctions for Russia and coordination of military aid for Ukraine is happening today after the president, Volodymr Zelensky, wowed the social media world with a direct appeal, in halting English, for a greater show of public support for the war-torn country. 

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