Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky on Feb. 1 warned Russia against initiating military conflict against Kyiv in what would be a “full-scale war” in Europe. Zelensky told reporters after a meeting with U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson that he believes a Russia-Ukraine conflict would have implications for Europe. “Russians need to hear us, they need to listen and they need to understand that no one needs war. But we aren’t inviting to our land anyone armed. I can say for sure that the nation has changed, society has changed, the army has changed, there’ve been many different changes,” Zelensky said during a joint press conference, according to state media outlet Ukrinform. “Now there will be no occupation of any city or territory. It will be, unfortunately, a tragedy if a major escalation against our country kicks off. So I say, frankly, that this won’t be a war between Ukraine and Russia; this …