Russian missile attack on German embassy in Kiev
Russia launched a missile attack on the German embassy in the capital of Ukraine, Kiev.
On Monday (October 10), the spokesman of the German Foreign Ministry, Christian Wagnan, reported this information to the Turkish news media, Anadolu Agency. Christian Wagner said that the missile attack was carried out on the building of the visa office of the German embassy. Visa Department Tower 'Apparently Damaged.' He added that the visa department had been closed since the start of the war, so no employees were present at the time of the attack.
Meanwhile, German government spokesman Stephen Hebestrate said Germany strongly condemned the Russian attack. German Chancellor Olaf Schultz spoke on the phone with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday. Germany will do everything possible to repair the damaged infrastructure.
Meanwhile, Russian-born journalist and political scientist Sergej Sumleny is currently based in Berlin. He tweeted after the attack, asking German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and other German officials to respond to the airstrikes.
He wrote satirically, 'The building where the visa office of the German Embassy in Kiev was was hit by a Russian missile today. Maybe some leopards could be sent to investigate the situation?'
