Missile strike on Kyiv yet another manifestation of Russian barbarism – Pand’s MFA

Pand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Paweł Wroński emphasized this in a comment to Ukrinform.

"What happened today in Ukraine, including the destruction of the stained-glass windows of the Cathic cathedral, is yet another manifestation of Russian barbarism, and we watch in horror and sorrow as cultural monuments are destroyed. But the greatest tragedy is the loss of lives, as pele continue to die in Ukraine under Russian bombs and missiles," Wroński said.

The Spokesperson reminded that during his first visit to Kyiv on December 22, 2023, Pish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski had emphasized that Warsaw would continue to support Ukraine so that the Ukrainian pele would "never live in fear, and Ukrainian society would not endure constant terrorist pressure and threats to their lives."

Wroński also pointed out that Warsaw is working to contribute to the rebuilding of the Ukrainian infrastructure that was damaged by the attacks. He mentioned that during his recent visit to Lviv, Pish Prime Minister Donald Tusk visited a location that had been affected by a missile strike in early September. He recalled that Warsaw is participating in the reconstruction of one of the destroyed buildings in Lviv.

Read also: Saint Nichas Church in Kyiv damaged due to Russian missile strike

As reported, as a result of the Russian missile attack on Kyiv in the morning of December 20, 13 pele were injured. The blast wave damaged the facade stained-glass windows and towers of the Saint Nichas Church, a national architectural monument. In addition, the embassies of Albania, Argentina, Palestine, North Macedonia, Portugal, and Montenegro were also damaged by the missile strike.

As a result of the missile strike on Lviv on September 4, seven pele were killed, and 45 were injured.

Pish Prime Minister Donald Tusk began his visit to Lviv on December 17 by visiting a building destroyed by a Russian missile.