Over 70 diplomats shown the site of the Russian strike in Lukyanivka, Kyiv
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Andrii Sybiha and representatives of 70 diplomatic missions honored the memory of those killed in Kyiv. The Minister called on the world to provide air defense systems and increase pressure on Moscow.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha, together with representatives of more than 70 foreign diplomatic missions, visited the sites of Russian strikes in Kyiv. This was reported on Monday by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, UNN reports.
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"Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha, together with representatives of more than 70 foreign diplomatic missions, visited the sites of Russian strikes in Kyiv and laid flowers to honor the memory of the victims," the statement said.
Sybiha called on the international community for strong reactions to Russian terror.
"Clear signals are needed to Moscow that we are united, that we will respond firmly, that Ukraine will receive additional air defense packages and missiles, and that Ukraine will definitely be a member of the EU. At these strike sites, we clearly see how the enemy responds to the peace efforts of Ukraine and its allies. Therefore, increased pressure on Moscow is necessary," Sybiha noted.
Recall
In Kyiv, the number of casualties as a result of the massive Russian attack has risen to 87 people, including three minors. Two fatalities have also been reported.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that due to the massive Russian attack in Kyiv, about 300 objects were damaged, and 21 of the 87 injured people are in the hospital.