West must not ‘fall for Putin’s tricks’
By DW
22 February 2023 |
2:45 pm
Ahead of the Munich Security Conference, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has said Russia would have no incentive to end the war if it sees it can conquer territories militarily. DW has the latest.
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