A Russian overnight strike on Kyiv killed at least 18 people and injured dozens, and damaged an EU delegation office. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Vladimir Putin must come to the negotiating table and called for just, lasting peace with firm security guarantees after speaking with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Donald Trump. German leader Friedrich Merz condemned the attack "in the strongest possible terms." UK leader Keir Starmer accused Putin of killing civilians and undermining peace, and French President Emmanuel Macron labelled the assault an act of terror and barbarism. Ceasefire talks have not materialized since the 2022 invasion.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Thursday Russian President Vladimir Putin should come to the negotiating table if he is serious about peace. "Just spoke with President Zelenskyy, then President Donald Trump, following the massive strike on Kyiv which also hit our EU offices," she posted on X. "Putin must come to the negotiating table. We must secure a just and lasting peace for Ukraine with firm and credible security guarantees."
At least 18 people killed and dozens more injured in 'massive' Russian attack on Kyiv EU delegation to Ukraine's office was damaged in a Russian strike Germany's Merz condemns Russian attack in 'strongest possible terms' EU's von der Leyen accuses Russia of indiscriminate attacks UK's Starmer accuses Putin of 'killing children and civilians, and sabotaging hopes of peace' France's Macron slams Russia's 'terror and barbarism'
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