Estonian delegation visits Kyiv’s Lukianivka district damaged by Russian attacks
Members of the Estonian delegation led by Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal visited Kyiv’s Lukianivka district, which had been devastated by Russian missile and drone strikes.
Ukrainian Interior Minister Ivan Vyhivskyi, along with Estonian Prime Minister Kristin Michal and other members of the Estonian delegation, visited Kyiv's Lukianivka district on an evening visit. This district has been severely damaged by Russian missile and drone strikes, as reported by Ukrinform. Vyhivskyi disclosed that Russian forces completely demolished a shopping mall in May and inflicted damage on numerous residential buildings.
He informed the visitors about the intense attacks on civilian infrastructure by Russian forces, including attacks on railway infrastructure, energy infrastructure, and a confectionery plant owned by an American company. Vyhivskyi expressed his gratitude to Estonia for their steadfast support throughout the war, praising the Interior Ministry's achievements in providing material and technical assistance, as well as training for Ukrainian specialists.
The minister concluded by emphasizing the intention to further strengthen cooperation with Estonia. It is also noted that Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre had previously visited a site in Kyiv damaged by a Russian strike.
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