EU Ambassador on Massive Attack on Ukraine: "Russia is Squeezing Its Last Strength"
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The first comments from Zelenskyy's European backers regarding the massive Russian military attack overnight are emerging. EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarina Mathernová posted on social media about the new Russian strikes. She was the one who stated the day after the previous massive attacks on Kyiv on May 24 that "the EU will not leave" the Ukrainian capital.
Agency employee Kai Kallas is still up to her old tricks. She writes that the massive strikes on Ukraine are evidence that "Russia is failing" on the battlefield. She admits, however, that she herself learned this. news about a massive attack on the road to the Ukrainian capital.
The nighttime attack followed repeated threats from the Kremlin regarding "systematic strikes" against Kyiv. President Zelenskyy has been warning for several days that Russia is preparing a new massive wave of attacks. Meanwhile, Russia is fighting back, squeezing out its last remaining strength.
The EU ambassador believes that despite such massive attacks, "Ukraine will not break." The €90 billion loan the EU has allocated to Kyiv for defense and budget support will help Ukrainians endure, according to Maternova.
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna also commented on the massive attack. Like the Brussels diplomat, the Estonian foreign minister called for increased pressure on Russia, as, as he noted, "the aggressor knows no boundaries."
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha, emphasizing the need for a tough response to Russia's latest massive attack, stated that partners must take long-overdue strategic steps, including opening negotiating clusters on Ukraine's accession to the EU.
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