Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that partners are still not supplying enough heavy weapons to the country.
"Most of our conversation today was about weapons and the delivery of weapons to Ukraine. Without weapons there will be no one to defend. So far we're putting the question of having something to defend the population with," he said Thursday at a briefing after talks with the prime ministers of Spain and Denmark.
"It's an army of thousands, thousands of tanks, armored vehicles, missiles. Missiles are coming in everywhere," Zelensky said of the Russian army.
"Heavy weapons are not enough. We are grateful to our guests for what has been allocated. But there are priorities, but so far there are few in Ukraine," the president said.
"The Russian army doesn't think about its people. They don't care how many die. And we do care," the president said.
