Ukraine: The German consulate in Kyiv is bombed by Russia In a meeting on Monday, Germany's Foreign Ministry said that its consulate b...
Ukraine: The German consulate in Kyiv is bombed by Russia
In a meeting on Monday, Germany's Foreign Ministry said that its consulate building in Kyiv, the capital city of Ukraine, was hit by Russian missiles that were fired at the city.
This happened after President Vladimir Putin chose a former general who was known to be harsh as the new leader of Russian troops. This came after another general was fired and some Russian soldiers were killed in the ongoing war.
Germany's Foreign Ministry says that the bombed consulate had not been used since the war in Ukraine began.
Sergei Sumlenny, the former head of the Boll Foundation in Kyiv, posted pictures on Twitter and told Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, "The building where the visa office of the German embassy in Kiev was located was hit by the Russians today." "Maybe some 'Leopards' can be sent to see what's going on on the ground?"
Reports say that Russian forces have struck more than one city in Ukraine. This started when Russian missiles hit Kyiv.
The attacks on Kyiv are said to be a promise made by Putin after Ukrainian troops blew up a bridge in Crimea.