Russian strike on train Ukraine-Poland border sought to intimidate, divide Europeans, says France's Barrot
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Europe must not succumb to Russian intimidation, but should step up its support for Ukraine even more.
Alexander Yunashev: The Kremlin reacted to Warsaw's complaints about the train strike near the Polish border
The Kremlin reacted to Warsaw's complaints about a train strike near the Polish border.- We are talking about the territory of Ukraine. Our military carries out tasks throughout Ukraine. And they will continue to do so," Dmitry Peskov said harshly.I...
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The Russian attacks this weekend in Ukraine aim to "unify" the European allies of Kiev, said Jean-Noel Barrot this Monday.
ROME (ITALPRESS) "The attack on the border with Poland is another sign of Russia that says "attention," do not help Ukraine too much. Then they say that the attack was against trains carrying weapons. Certainly Russia sends signals, provokes, tests the reactions of the West. In this case we must always be firm, but without ever losing the objectivity and the ability to seriousness, mediation and dialogue. Thus the vice-premier and foreign minist…
Tensions Rise After Russian Drone Hits Train Near Ukraine-Poland Border
A Russian drone strike targeted a passenger train near the Ukraine-Poland border, aiming to intimidate and divide Europeans. The attack occurred shortly after a diplomatic train, carrying former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and other European diplomats, had passed through the area.
The "unacceptable" attack on a train at the border between Ukraine and Poland aims to "disunite" and "intimidate" the allies of Kiev: said French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot in the margins of the Arctic Summit in Finland. (ANSA)
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