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    German minister says must respond to Russian attacks on Kyiv

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    Posted on August 28, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul insists on a response to Russian attacks on Kyiv, which included targeting the EU mission and causing civilian casualties.

    German minister says must respond to Russian attacks on Kyiv

    TALLIN (Reuters) -Russian attacks on Kyiv, including on the EU diplomatic mission in the Ukrainian capital, cannot be allowed to go without a response, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said on Thursday.

    "Last night we once again experienced in a terrible way how Russia attacked and bombed Kyiv, civilians died, children died, and the European Union delegation was also attacked. And that cannot remain without consequences," Wadephul told reporters at a press conference with his Estonian counterpart.

    (Reporting by Rachel MoreWriting by Madeline Chambers)

    Key Takeaways

    • •German Foreign Minister demands a response to Russian attacks on Kyiv.
    • •The EU diplomatic mission in Kyiv was targeted.
    • •Civilians, including children, were killed in the attacks.
    • •The press conference was held in Tallinn with the Estonian counterpart.
    • •The situation underscores the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

    Frequently Asked Questions about German minister says must respond to Russian attacks on Kyiv

    1What did the German Foreign Minister say about the attacks?

    German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that the Russian attacks on Kyiv, including the EU diplomatic mission, cannot go unanswered.

    2What were the consequences of the Russian attacks mentioned?

    The attacks resulted in civilian casualties, including deaths of children, and targeted the European Union delegation.

    3How did the German minister describe the recent attacks?

    Wadephul described the attacks as a terrible experience, emphasizing the need for a response to such aggression.

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