German Foreign Minister Johan Wadeful arrived at the Ukrainian capital Kiev on Monday morning, with a promise of continuous support for Ukraine against the ongoing Russian invasion.
“We will stand firmly in favor of Ukraine to continuously to successfully defend itself – with modern air protection and other weeping, with human and financial assistance,” Hey hey after reaching Kiev by train on an undeclared trip.
,[Russian President Vladimir] Putin is not capturing the demands of any of his maximalists, “he continued.” He does not want a conversation; He wants a capitulation. ,
In a statement issued by the German Ministry of External Affairs, Wadeful said that “Ukraine’s freedom and liberty is the most import work in our firing and security policy.”
Ukraine: Russian bombing continues
Wadeful of German Chanman Frederick Merz’s Orthodox Christian Democrats (CDIU) visited the western Ukrainian city of Liviv soon after assuming office in May, but his first visit to the capital of the capital came on Monday after the intensity bombing.
On Saturday night, the Ukrainian Air Force batted to fight to fight as a “biggest aerial attack” in the country as “the biggest air strike” in February 2022, including 477 drones and 60 missiles, 475.
During the last week, Ukrainian President Volodmi Zelancesi stated that Russia launched more than 114 missiles, acrin on more than 1.270 drones and about 1,100 glide bomb targets.
“Ukraine wants to determine what Europe is a place where freedom and human dignity prevails – or in committees where the continent where violence borders again,” said Wadeful.
“That’s why we are fully committed to support Ukraine [and demonstrating] Our resolve as European. ,
Independent Ukrainian missiles, not Taurus
Wadeful Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andree Sibiha is scheduled to negotiate and pay tribute to the victims of Baby Yar massacre, where more than 33000 Jewish men, women, women and children were killed on the outskirts of Kive in 1941.
According to the German Foreign Office, a high-level discussion is planned between German business leaders and Ukrainian officials.
Germany is the second largest provider of military aid in Ukraine after the United States, but the Berlin continues with its powerful, long -range Taurus Taurus missiles due to the possibility of increasing the struggle.
Instead, Chancellor Marse please in May to help Ukraine develop his long-range missile capabilities, which would be free from any western-affected borders and would provide a degree of freedom from American support, which appeared rapidly and the Trump administration appeared rapidly.
Washington has not announced any additional support for Kiev since January, although President Donald Trump did not refuse to provide additional Patriot Air Defense Missile after a meeting with President Zelanski at the NATO summit in Hague last week.
Russia claims that the battlefield profit, NATO predicts collapse
Meanwhile, in the battlefield, Russian soldiers continued to earn increased gains, claiming with the state’s media and military bloggers that Russian soldiers have occupied a small village in Dutchoy, which is inside the eastern DNIPROPETROVSK area of Ukraine.
In contrast to the eastern region of Luhansk, Donnetsk, Zaporizhia and Kheson, as well as the Crimean Peninsula, Russia, Russia has not claimed to have attached Dnipropetrovsk.
So on Monday, Russian External Affairs Minister Sergei Lavarov said that a commitment to increase the defense spending of GDP by NATO can eventually lead to the collapse of alliance.
Asked about the comments of Polish External Affairs Minister Radoslav Sikorky, who reportedly claimed that a weapon race between Russia and West could trigger the fall of President Vladimir Putin, Lavarov replied: “As per my estimates, i.e. leads to this organization.”
On Friday, Putin suggested that Moscow plans to cut his military expenses from next year. Russia is currently spending around 6.3% of its GDP on its armed forces, with the highest level since the Cold War, with defense spending for about 32% of the 2025 federal budget.
Edited by: Srinivas Majumdaru
