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Two killed in Russian attacks near Kiev as German minister visits

Photo: Michael Fischer/dpa Two people were killed in Russian missile strikes near Kiev on Saturday as German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul ed the capital days before Ukraine marks the 35th anniversary of its independence – and vowed to keep supporting the war-torn country.” “It is becoming clear to more and more people in Russia that Ukraine, with international support, has the staying power, and that a continuation of the war will only lead Russia further into economic ruin,” said Wadephul.
Wadephul promises support The German foreign minister pledged further support for Ukraine as it prepares for a fifth winter of war since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, with further attacks on its energy infrastructure expected.
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