Lithuanian Overseas Minister Kęstutis Budrys, collectively along with his Ukrainian counterpart Andrii Sybiha, has visited town of Kherson and the oblast.
Supply: Budrys and Sybiha on X (Twitter), as reported by European Pravda
Particulars: Sybiha acknowledged that Budrys is the primary overseas minister to go to town since its liberation in autumn 2022.
"It is a highly effective signal of solidarity with our individuals amid fixed Russian terror towards Kherson," Sybiha tweeted.
Particulars: The overseas ministers visited a crucial infrastructure facility, an underground college and a maternity hospital. Additionally they paid tribute to the defenders of Kherson.
They spoke with Kherson residents, met with native authorities, mentioned pressing wants and targeted on particular initiatives to develop worldwide help to town.
"Devastation, destroyed cities, colleges, hospitals and damaged lives," Budrys acknowledged. "‘Human Safari’, heavy shelling and drones’ assaults – a whole bunch killed and 1000’s injured. That is the fact of what individuals of Kherson dwell with at this time."
Budrys added that he and Sybiha had additionally visited Mykolaiv Oblast.
Quote from Budrys: "In every single place we went – we noticed simply inhuman cruelty and crimes of Russian aggression. And that is taking place within the twenty first century. All these answerable for the crimes towards humanity have to be held accountable and face justice. Impunity leads nowhere else than to extra aggression and cruelty."
Along with my Lithuanian colleague and Ukraine’s courageous pal @BudrysKestutis we visited Kherson and the area.
Kestutis turned the primary overseas minister to go to town since its de-occupation in autumn 2022. It is a highly effective signal of solidarity with our individuals amid… pic.twitter.com/ahvK1iKowv— Andrii Sybiha 🇺🇦 (@andrii_sybiha) June 10, 2025
Background:
- On 9 June, Budrys arrived in Kyiv on an official go to.
- Budrys shared that he had travelled to the Ukrainian capital by way of a "bathe of missiles and drones" launched by Russia.
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