Ukraine pleads for unlimited aid to fight Russia's month-old war

Zelensky made an impassioned plea for citizens to pour onto streets and squares in global protest against Russia's invasion

Ukrainians are fighting back successfully but pleading for more help ahead of a major NATO summit

Ukraine on Thursday pressed NATO for unlimited military aid so that its troops could turn from doggedly defending territory to pushing Russian troops out, warning of a "real" threat that Moscow could use chemical weapons as its war entered into a second month.

Addressing summits in Brussels via videolink from the besieged capital Kyiv, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russia had unleashed phosphorus bombs on Ukraine along with indiscriminate shelling of civilians and warned that "the threat of full-scale use by Russia of chemical weapons on the territory of Ukraine is real."