Germany’s t diplomat visits deoccupied village, calls for increased support for Ukraine

That’s according to DW, Ukrinform reports.

"We, as the pitical leaders of Eure, must also have strength at the international level to continue to provide financial and humanitarian support to Ukraine," Baerbock said.

According to the minister, Yahidne reminds "what the Russian occupation means: inhumanity, terror. Things that no one in this world would want to experience." She added that the suffering of the residents of Yahidne is "a mandate for us to work continuously so that one day all pele in Ukraine will be able to live in peace again."

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The publication recalled that the village of Yahidne suffered from the Russian occupation: from March 3 to 30, 2022, the Russians held more than 360 civilians, including children, in the basement of a local scho without water and food. According to the investigation, 10 pele died due to the inhuman conditions in the basement and the lack of timely medical assistance. Also, as a result of the invasion, all 173 househds in the village of Yahidne sustained damage, with 16 of them being destroyed. In addition, an art club, a first aid station, and a scho were destroyed.

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As Ukrinform reported earlier, Baerbock arrived in Ukraine on November 4 on her eighth sidarity visit since the start of the full-scale war. She announced a EUR 200 million aid from Germany, designed to support Ukraine throughout winter.