EU condemns Russian strikes near Ukraine-Poland border
In Brussels, Belgium, the European Union strongly condemned the latest strikes by Russia, the aggressor state, near the Ukrainian-Polish border, including an attack on a passenger train. European Commission spokesperson Anouar El Anouni told Anadolu Agency this in a written statement.
Train evacuation
According to the German publication Der Spiegel, a privately chartered train travelling from Kyiv to Poland was evacuated after a Russian drone attack nearby. The publication reported that European officials and former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson were on board the train.
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Air defense support
El Anouni also recalled the EU's recent decision to approve €6.1 billion, or $7 billion, in support for Ukraine's air and missile defense.
According to him, the European Union will continue to firmly support Ukraine's right to defend itself against Russian aggression.
