Romanian President Nicușor Dan has despatched a letter of condolence to the Ukrainian Embassy in Romania following Russia’s ballistic missile strike on Kyiv that killed over two dozen individuals.
Supply: Ukrainian Embassy in Romania, as reported by European Pravda
Particulars: The Ukrainian Embassy in Bucharest famous that it has obtained quite a few condolence emails relating to the tragedy in Kyiv, together with a letter from the Romanian president.
"By myself behalf and on behalf of the residents of Romania, I specific my condolences and deep sorrow over the lack of human lives on account of the brutal assault on the town of Kyiv," the letter reads.
Extra particulars: President Dan stated Russia continues to reveal a reluctance to have interaction in peace negotiations, persisting with a brutal warfare that violates worldwide legislation.
"Romania will stand by Ukraine for so long as it takes in defence of its freedom, independence and sovereignty," the letter concludes.
Background:
- On the evening of 16-17 June 2025, Russia launched a large-scale assault on Kyiv, placing a residential high-rise constructing with a ballistic missile. As of midday on 18 June, the loss of life toll had risen to twenty-eight.
- Lithuania summoned the Russian Federation’s chargé d’affaires to its Ministry of International Affairs in response to the assault.
- On 18 June, a number of embassies joined a Day of Mourning in reminiscence of the victims, reducing their flags.
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