The Ukrainian president, Volodymr Zelenskiy, opened the three-day Munich security conference on Friday, as the west faces urgent calls to speed up ammunition production and supplies to Kyiv in the face of mounting fears that Russia is planning a new offensive. Zelenskiy said it was 'obvious' that Ukraine would not be the last stop of Vladimir Putin’s invasion. The Russian leader would continue on to other former Soviet countries, he warned, and said that while the west was discussing tank supplies to Ukraine, the Kremlin was thinking about ways to 'strangle' Moldova
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