Poland Supplies MiG-29s, EU Response to Dnipro Shelling and Lithuania Resumes Call-up: Top News of the Day
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The authorities of Lithuania have questioned this Friday that Russia is interested in peace after denouncing the latest attacks against the Dnipro train station that have resulted in 15 deaths, and demanding that they "put a firm face on it" and not "pace" Moscow.
Today, Ukraine has again been the target of a brutal terrorist attack: Russian aggressors killed 14 people in Dnipro. 🌍💔 President Zelensky called on the world to take decisive action against Moscow, and international leaders condemn the brazen attacks on civilians. This is another reminder of the importance of solidarity and support for Ukraine in the struggle for peace.
The European Union and Ukraine have called for increased pressure on Russia after the terrorist attack on the railway station in Dnipro.
European Council President António Costa on Thursday called on EU partners to increase pressure on Russia and support Ukraine, following a Russian drone attack on a railway station in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro that killed at least 14 people. Costa said this in a post on the X network. “Another cruel and devastating series of Russian attacks against civilians in Ukraine,” Costa said, expressing his condolences to President Volodymyr Zelensky a…
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