Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday that seeing the history of Hiroshima's devastation by an atomic bomb over seven decades ago reminded him of what Russia's invasion has done to his country, as he visited a museum documenting the tragedy that hit the western Japanese city.Zelenskyy, on a visit to Japan to rally support from leaders attending a Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima, said Ukraine is determined to regain territory seized by Russia and expressed hope for Japan's technological and other support in rebuilding the war-torn nation."Frankly, the pictures of Hiroshima i…READ FULL ARTICLE