Zelenskiy Condemns Iran's Crackdown, Links to Russia Support

0:00It's March 1st, let's get into the latest global headlines. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky used his nightly video address to call out Iran's brutal crackdown on protests. He said authorities there killed tens of thousands of people in just the last couple of months. Meanwhile, Zelensky linked Iran's actions to its support for Russia and the four-year war against Ukraine. He noted that Tehran supplied its act drones to Moscow, which has shaped how the world responds to Iran. The Ukrainian leader highlighted the Iranian people's long struggle against their regime. For years, they faced violence while standing alone, and he urged using this moment for real change. Zelensky praised recent U.S. strikes on Iranian targets, saying American resolve brings clear results. He first made that point over the weekend, as the strikes kicked off. He thanked global efforts to stop the war from spreading, and warned Russia to take note. Moscow has launched more than 57,000 Iranian-designed Shahed drones at Ukraine, but justice eventually

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