Chancellor Friedrich Merz has arrived in Kiev as a Russian attack triggers drone alarm.
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz traveled by train to Kiev on a solidarity visit as Russia attacks the country.
A Russian attack triggered a drone alarm in Kiev after the arrival of Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU). Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported on Telegram in the morning about an impact on the roadway of the northern bridge in the Ukrainian capital. He had already reported a drone alarm early in the morning. Debris from a downed flying object fell onto the roof of a residential building.
Other parts of Ukraine also raised air alerts about Russian attacks. In the Sumy region in northeastern Ukraine, authorities reported five people injured after an attack with a Russian glide bomb. She smashed into a residential building.
Chancellor Merz arrived in Kyiv by train in the morning. The Russian Foreign Ministry had previously warned Europeans against traveling and staying in Ukraine. During the solidarity visit, the Chancellor wants to promise further support to the German country attacked by Russia - including with drones to defend against the ever faster Russian flying objects.
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