He invoked Pearl Harbor and 9/11, Mount Rushmore and Martin Luther King.
He portrayed America and Ukraine as having the same dreams and values, and both having known the pain of destruction delivered from the sky.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy rose to the moment in his address to Congress on Wednesday, an unlikely leader who has become the face of the brave Ukrainian resistance to Russia’s brutality – and wants the U.S. to help him stop the ongoing massacre of civilians.
Lawmakers looked riveted as Zelenskyy asked for a humanitarian no-fly zone and, knowing he probably won’t get that,…
