Watch Ukraine's President Zelenskyy Address Congress
Zelenskyy spoke to Congress earlier Wednesday, but you can rewatch the address.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy speaking at a press conference on Feb. 25 in Kyiv on Russia's military operations in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed Congress virtually on Wednesday. Zelenskyy asked the US for additional support, including a no-fly zone over Ukraine, to aid in the country's fight against Russia.
"Ukraine is grateful to the United States for its overwhelming support," Zelenskyy said. "I call on you to do more."
Zelenskyy's virtual speech was showed to members of Congress at an auditorium inside the Capitol Visitor Center and was also carried by major news networks.
On Feb. 24, Russia invaded Ukraine in what Zelenskyy has described as a "war against the whole of Europe." The US, UK and EU have imposed substantial sanctions against Russia, many Western companies have ceased operations there and more than 3 million Ukrainians have fled their country as Russian forces have bombarded cities and other targets.
How to rewatch Zelenskyy's remarks to Congress
Zelenskyy's address was carried by major news networks such as CNN, ABC News and CBS News.
If you missed the address or want to rewatch it, you can replay Zelenskyy's remarks via Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's official Twitter account, as well as on C-SPAN.
You can also watch the address below. (Note: The video contains some graphic images from the war in Ukraine.)