Germany’s defense minister is the latest foreign official to visit Kyiv and vow more aid for Ukraine
- Germany has increased its support for Ukraine, supplying military assistance and unveiling a $109 billion fund to boost their armed forces.
- German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius made an unannounced visit to Kyiv to reaffirm Berlin's backing for Ukraine's fight against Russia's troops. The visit comes after an increase in Russian air attacks and concerns about waning support.
- Pistorius expressed solidarity, offered further support, and pledged admiration for Ukraine's fight during his visit. He also laid flowers at Maidan square and held talks with Ukrainian officials.
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European officials visit Kyiv to show ongoing support
On Ukraine's Day of Dignity and Freedom, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy linked the historic pro-democracy protests one decade ago to the current day, describing the 2013 demonstrations on Maiden Square as Ukraine's "first victory" in its war with Russia.
Federal Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has arrived in Ukraine for an unannounced visit. It is the second trip to the country since he took office.
German Defense Minister Pledges Support for Ukraine
An official from another key Western ally paid a surprise visit to Ukraine Tuesday while Russian forces continued to pound civilian infrastructure with missiles and drones. German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius arrived in Kyiv a day after a visit by U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. Both men said their nations would help Ukraine during what is expected to be a long, cold, uncertain winter. Germany is the second-biggest supplier of military…
Germany's defense minister is the latest foreign official to visit Kyiv, vows more aid for Ukraine
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius visited Ukraine to show support in their war against Russia. This follows a visit by US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, who pledged American support and additional weapons. The visits aim to keep the war in the public mind as other conflicts, such as the Israel-Hamas conflict, gain attention. Pistorius aims to assess the effectiveness of German aid and express solidarity with Ukraine. Meanwhile, Russian fo…
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