Ukrainian President Zelenskyy accuses Russia of 'state terrorism' after fresh blasts hit Kharkiv, vows to defend capital ahead of expected assault

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Mar 01, 2022 Ukrainian President Zelenskyy accuses Russia of 'state terrorism' after fresh blasts hit Kharkiv, vows to defend capital ahead of expected assault Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of war crimes and "state terrorism" Tuesday after a fresh blast struck the heart of the country's second-largest city, fueling fears civilians would face the brunt of an intensifying assault. Ukraine's embattled leadervowed to defend Kyiv and sought to rally both his country and the international community against what he called "outright, undisguised terror" from Moscow, in a video message posted on social media. Read More Follow Us Get the NBC News Mobile App Check out all NBC News newsletters here. 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10112 View in browser | Unsubscribe | Contact | Privacy