< p _ngcontent-sc137="" class="news-annotation">On the morning of September 10, Russia launched massive missile strikes against Ukraine. Despite this, the delegation of the Ministry of Defense of Latvia arrived in Kyiv.
True, we had to urgently change the logistics of meetings and negotiations. This was stated by Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Anna Malyar.
Latvian position will remain unchanged
During the visit, Deputy Minister of Defense of Latvia Baiba Blodniece assured that her country's position would remain unchanged. Thus, Latvia will continue to condemn Russian aggression and provide Ukraine with comprehensive support. Also, the countries are fighting together against the information expansion of the aggressor country, exchanging knowledge and experience.
As Anna Malyar noted, Latvia is also adopting experience from Ukraine:
- opposing aggression;
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- restoring damaged infrastructure.
Thus, during the visit, Deputy Head of the Office of the President Kyrylo Tymoshenko shared with Latvian partners his experience in preparing infrastructure for missile attacks and showed how objects damaged today are being restored.
Pay attention! In Kharkiv, Ukraine handed over the experience of functioning of the city's infrastructure during the war.
The reaction of the world to rocket attacks
- The United States reacted to the shelling of Ukraine by Russia. For example, a senior administration official told CNN that the White House was closely monitoring reports of massive shelling of Ukraine and considered them “alarming.”
- Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said that the EU will continue to strongly support Ukraine after Russia's barbaric strikes, and new relevant solutions are already in the works. Kuleba shared these conclusions after a conversation with the head of the European Parliament, Joseph Borrell.
- Estonia also reacted to Russia's massive missile strikes. Thus, the occupiers must be held accountable for all war crimes committed in Ukraine, and Russia must be recognized as a state sponsoring terrorism. A corresponding decision is already being prepared in Estonia.
- Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda directly called rocket fire from Russia terrorism. He stated that Russia's barbarism has no limits and called for more weapons to be handed over to Ukraine to defeat evil. The Czech Foreign Ministry believes that the West should completely remove all restrictions on the supply of weapons to Ukraine. Read more about how the world reacted to the terrorist act of Russia in the world – read the link.
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