Zelenskyy to present Ukraine’s case to UN general assembly – live

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is set to present Ukraine's case at the UN General Assembly in New York. The second day of the UNGA will also feature speeches from European leaders.

JK Jakub KrupaThe Guardian - World NewsFiled 2026-09-23 · 09:51 GMTLean · Center-LeftRead · 1 min

Zelenskyy to present Ukraine’s case to UN general assembly – live

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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is set to present Ukraine's case at the UN General Assembly in New York. The second day of the UNGA will also feature speeches from European leaders. Meanwhile, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are scheduled to meet later in Kyiv. This comes as Kyiv has experienced particularly severe attacks from jet-powered Shahed drones over the past two days, which are described as swifter and more difficult to intercept than previous models.

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The second day of UNGA in New York will feature speeches by European leaders.

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Shahed drones are swifter and harder to intercept than their predecessors.

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Kyiv has come under severe attack from jet-powered Shahed drones.

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Zelenskyy will present Ukraine’s case to the UN General Assembly.

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Trump and Xi will meet later in Kyiv.

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Second day of UNGA in New York will feature speeches by European leaders, while Trump and Xi will meet later in Kyiv For the past two days, Kyiv has come under particularly severe attack from jet-powered Shahed drones – swifter and harder to intercept than their predecessors. Continue reading...

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