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Russian war of aggression: Wadephul in Kyiv: Ukraine will win

For the fourth time since taking office almost 16 months ago, Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul is visiting Ukraine. Immediately after his arrival, he is sending a clear message - also to Moscow.

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Russian war of aggression: Wadephul in Kyiv: Ukraine will win

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has arrived in Kyiv to reassure Ukraine of Germany's ongoing support in its conflict with Russia. He accused Russia of "indiscriminate murder of civilians" and targeted destruction of energy infrastructure, saying Moscow aims to destroy Ukrainians' livelihoods and break their will to resist.

Wadephul announced further aid to Ukraine, particularly to help the country prepare for expected increased attacks on its energy infrastructure this winter. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Selenskyj recently requested Patriot missiles from allies, saying Ukraine needs them to defend itself against Russian attacks.

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