EU Ambassador on Massive Attack on Ukraine: "Russia is Squeezing Its Last Strength"

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EU Ambassador on Massive Attack on Ukraine: "Russia is Squeezing Its Last Strength"

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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  1. + 17
    2 June 2026 14: 13
    Meanwhile, Russia is struggling, squeezing out the last of its strength.

    Yes, on your last breath, the main thing is to believe! wink
    1. + 19
      2 June 2026 14: 17
      Ambassador of the European Union in Ukraine Katarina Maternova
      So, ultimately, we shouldn't exclude embassies from the list of possible targets. Not all of them, but at least the most favorable ones.
      1. +4
        2 June 2026 14: 19
        So that the summary would be pleasing to the ear...
        1. +4
          2 June 2026 18: 36
          admits that she herself learned the news of the massive attack on the way to the Ukrainian capital.

          It would be good to strike during Kai’s arrival in Kiev, so that it would be loud and impressive.
          1. +4
            2 June 2026 20: 07
            Quote: frruc
            admits that she herself learned the news of the massive attack on the way to the Ukrainian capital.

            It would be good to strike during Kai’s arrival in Kiev, so that it would be loud and impressive.

            Kaya will never go to Kiev!
            She's a fool, but she won't get hit by the "Nut"!
            It's much nicer to travel from Brussels!
            But it looks like we'll still have to hit the homeland of the idiotic Kai!
            Estonia will not ban the launch of X-wing drones from its territory into St. Petersburg!
            And our Supreme Commander is very offended by this.
            It's scary to think what his fellow countrymen say about him in the bars of his hometown!
            He will take revenge on the Finns!..
      2. 0
        3 June 2026 13: 45
        The embassy's territory is the territory of a foreign state. Yes, and diplomats are just technical workers.
        1. +3
          3 June 2026 15: 01
          Quote: Alexey Lantukh
          The territory of the embassy is the territory of a foreign state.

          Calls to attack us (and not only calls) are also, it seems, on our territory.
          Quote: Alexey Lantukh
          Yes, and diplomats are technical workers.

          Executioners are also technical workers and are even entitled to a pension... recourse
    2. +1
      2 June 2026 14: 19
      A 90 billion euro loan will help Ukrainians survive.
      It's the loan that will finish off 404. The logic is simply cast iron. fool
      1. +2
        2 June 2026 14: 21
        This is accounting.... lol ......
      2. +2
        2 June 2026 14: 29
        Quote: marchcat
        A 90 billion euro loan will help Ukrainians survive.
        It's the loan that will finish off 404. The logic is simply cast iron. fool
        Of course, it will. Most of it will be stolen by the Ukrainians and the EU officials themselves. Many there expect a free ride. But where will the funds come from?
        so that no one would guess
        And they will take away from the ordinary dill lol
    3. +9
      2 June 2026 14: 23
      Quote: Mouse
      Meanwhile, Russia is struggling, squeezing out the last of its strength.

      Yes, on your last breath, the main thing is to believe!

      They pulled out of mothballs the familiar phrase "Russia has run out of missiles." Yes
      Ukraine has issued a plan for night arrivals.
      1. +5
        2 June 2026 14: 31
        Let them believe in these latest missiles if they want.
        you just have to look up!
        And jump like a goat fool
        and more bullshit
        1. +2
          2 June 2026 18: 51
          hi These EU statements read like a provocation: "Would Waldemar dare to dive into a fountain?" Given the EU's preparations for war with Russia, some of the munitions are certainly being stored for use on their territory (if necessary), but they would very much like to see them all go to Ukraine. Although Ukraine is undoubtedly long overdue for a thorough jamming.
          1. +1
            2 June 2026 19: 30
            Greetings Alexey hi So, after Russian actions, the Ukies always write that everything was neutralized, and the Russians ended up in kindergarten. But they remain silent about the Ukies' meeting in this kindergarten.
            P.S. I'm slowly getting over my cold. fellow
            1. +1
              2 June 2026 20: 30
              That's exactly it: it's the ideology and tactics of warfare, including information warfare. Of course, I'd like to see more real images from the scene in articles like these, but satellite images are hard to come by, even for war correspondents, and landing site information isn't always detailed. Incidentally, that's a very interesting detail. I'm not entirely sure why the Russian Armed Forces often carry out strikes at night. Now they've started carrying out morning and daytime strikes—as if they're standard. Are landings recorded more accurately at night? What do you think?
              P.S.: Good health! Get well soon. fellow
          2. +1
            2 June 2026 20: 34
            Quote: Kmet
            some of the ammunition is certainly stored for use on their territories

            Actually, there are completely different ammunition for them. am
            1. +1
              2 June 2026 20: 46
              That's true. I probably didn't formulate my thought quite correctly: I was referring to the carriers, of course (including the Oreshnik). The ammunition is definitely different.
      2. +3
        2 June 2026 19: 36
        Well, we remembered that we only have three days' worth of missiles left, the economy is in tatters, microchips are in short supply, washing machines are scarce, we're sorting out Chinese teapots, they'll soon remember that we've eaten all the hedgehogs, but the mosquitoes are saving us, there are a lot of them this year, we'll catch them, we'll survive the summer laughing
    4. +2
      2 June 2026 14: 35
      "Get up and walk. Your faith has healed you." For some, simply believing is enough.
      1. +1
        2 June 2026 16: 20
        Of course! Everyone believes what is most convenient for them.
    5. +3
      2 June 2026 15: 07
      Yes, on my last breath, the main thing is to believe! wink

      No matter how much you say it's halva, it won't make it any sweeter in your mouth... Let them keep convincing themselves...
      1. 0
        2 June 2026 21: 01
        Quote: ser-pov
        Let them continue to convince themselves...

        "Let Them Talk" - there is a program like that
    6. +1
      2 June 2026 18: 25
      This is the new European slogan. Previously, we were running out of missiles, now we're running out of manpower.
    7. 0
      2 June 2026 18: 42
      Could you tell me what Afghanistan's budget deficit is? And how does this deficit affect the country?


      Quote: Mouse

      Yes, on your last breath, the main thing is to believe! wink
  2. +2
    2 June 2026 14: 15
    EU Ambassador on Massive Attack on Ukraine: "Russia is Squeezing Its Last Strength"

    We won't say anything about what exactly Europeans are "squeezing" out of themselves in their attempts to create an "army"; after all, Topvar is a cultural site.
  3. +4
    2 June 2026 14: 16
    The EU ambassador believes that despite such massive attacks, "Ukraine will not break." A 90 billion euro loan will help Ukrainians survive.

    If the EU breaks down, then Ukraine will break down too.
    Trump managed to put the EU in its place...which means Russia can do the same.
    1. +1
      2 June 2026 14: 32
      Quote: The same LYOKHA
      A 90 billion euro loan will help Ukrainians survive.

      This Katarina doesn't understand, or pretends not to, that the EU itself allocated this 90 billion euro loan primarily for expanding its military-industrial complex? They will, of course, supply weapons to Ukraine, but their primary goal is preparing for war with Russia.
    2. +1
      2 June 2026 21: 04
      Nothing will work with our ass-kissers.
    3. 0
      3 June 2026 12: 03
      And it does! Wow, what bold red lines they draw! It makes my eye twitch... :-)
  4. 0
    2 June 2026 14: 19
    The EU Ambassador to Ukraine, Katarina Maternová, admits that she learned of the massive attack on her way to the Ukrainian capital.

    God is just, he gave Katarina the correct surname.
    But the very fact of traveling "on the road to the Ukrainian capital," and even under "massive shelling," speaks to the firm and unwavering will of our leadership not to interfere with the work of Ukrzaliznytsia... am
  5. +6
    2 June 2026 14: 20
    It's good that such a fool represents Gayropa in Khokhlozhopia.
  6. +8
    2 June 2026 14: 31
    Whether she's a fool or not, they're confident that they have favorable conditions for ending military operations by winter. True, as always, they didn't ask our opinion.
  7. +2
    2 June 2026 14: 31
    The overseas pensioner also boasted that the Persians had sunk and bombed everything, yet the Americans were still getting a good beating at their bases in the Middle East. One manual for both plague houses (the US and the EU).
  8. 0
    2 June 2026 14: 31
    I don't understand our "ambassadors." In 2022, they told us that the Russians didn't have equipment for mobilized soldiers, that they went barefoot and fought only with field shovels. They told us that the Russians didn't have chips for missiles, so they stole them from washing machines in Ukraine. I don't understand how the Russians got so many missiles. The first possibility is that our "ambassadors" have incorrect information; the second is that our own "ambassadors" are misleading us.
    1. 0
      2 June 2026 14: 43
      Quote: Martin Porubcan
      They told us the Russians don't have chips for missiles, so they steal them from washing machines in Ukraine. I don't understand how the Russians get so many missiles. The first possibility is that our "ambassadors" have incorrect information; the second is that our own "ambassadors" are misleading us.

      The third possibility is that Russia has started buying up a lot more washing machines and microwave ovens by any means necessary, in order to extract the electronics from them. There's nowhere else to get more, and they need to make missiles. request laughing
      1. +1
        2 June 2026 18: 48
        Quote: Montezuma
        Russia has begun to buy significantly more washing machines and microwave ovens by all means possible.

        No, no, buying them isn't kosher. The only chips suitable for rockets are those from captured Ukrainian washing machines that are eager to get back home.
  9. +1
    2 June 2026 14: 46
    90 missiles and 600 drones in each salvo!
  10. +1
    2 June 2026 14: 56
    Don't take the lady seriously, she's from KaKa's department, and like the priest, like the parish (folk wisdom).
  11. +1
    2 June 2026 15: 03
    Russia is fighting, squeezing out the last of its strength.


    And Zelensky, with the last of his strength, is accordingly clenching his cheeks. wink
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  13. 0
    2 June 2026 19: 21
    Since 22nd year, he has been squeezing and squeezing, but still can’t squeeze it out, the village of the EU is very knowledgeable, although the record is already jamming from constant scrolling.
    P.S.: But these idiots, if they're sticking to the "squeezing out their last strength" logic, should understand the end result of this logic: conventional weapons will run out, and what will Russia fight with!? Exactly!
    These Europeans are such narrow-minded people...
  14. 0
    3 June 2026 01: 56
    Quote: frruc
    admits that she herself learned the news of the massive attack on the way to the Ukrainian capital.

    It would be good to strike during Kai’s arrival in Kiev, so that it would be loud and impressive.

    Was there even a single attack on Kuev during the weekly visits of Western ministers and other officials?
    Take some time to think about who ensures that no blows are inflicted.
  15. 0
    3 June 2026 07: 52
    There are only enough missiles left for 2-3 days???
  16. +1
    3 June 2026 10: 53
    If we respond to every attack on our civilians with such a large number of missiles, there won't be any left! The attacks on civilians not only don't stop, but are escalating every day, and it's already clear they're giving the wrong medicine to the sick man—retaliatory strikes on his factories and warehouses are ineffective; they need to strike someone else.
  17. 0
    3 June 2026 11: 51
    From my expert point of view, the strength has long since left ***. All that remains are red lines and concern. Even the retaliatory strike was carried out at night on a weekend. There probably wasn't even a duty officer there at that time... :-)
    1. 0
      3 June 2026 13: 29
      Another classic: you're having a hard time fucking. Although, what else is there to do? That's understandable. I'm curious when this conflict ends in Russia's favor, and what the next anti-crisis will be, I guess. It could have been done sooner!
  18. 0
    3 June 2026 23: 51
    Well, we need to somehow cheer up the sincere ones, so that they can die more cheerfully and with hope...
  19. 0
    6 June 2026 17: 50
    Please excuse the simple style. But it really is a battle of "shit and blood!" On one side are Russian liberals/waiters/partners, on the other are Ukrainian thieves/UPA/Bandera, and on the third are European/Pindo officials who are simply pursuing their own interests. Where death is a tragedy for the average person, for them, the murder of girls/young women is a PR stunt. So that they and their families get cancer. Incurable.