'The more the world knows about Russian aggression the faster they will lose

The more the world knows about Russian aggression the faster the aggressor will lose, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said in his nightly address.

The Ukrainian leader said when it came to international support, it was nice to end this week with "good results for the country", amid expanding ties with the world and movement towards NATO membership.

He said: "For the first time, I addressed the parliament in Latin America - the Chilean parliament.

"In fact, the values we are all fighting for here in Ukraine are relevant to every nation, regardless of whether they are geographically far from us, from our people.

"Everyone values security and protection from terror. 

"There is no such nation that would gladly accept what the Russian occupation has brought - Russian concentration camps, the deportation of children, the rape of women, the burning of cities.

"The more the world knows about Russian aggression, the faster the aggressor will lose and peace will return.

"It will return not only to Ukraine. It will return to everyone in the world."