EU Official Urges Increased Pressure on Moscow After Deadly Drone Strike in Ukraine
Summary
At least 14 people were killed when a Russian drone struck a railway station platform in Ukraine, prompting EU officials to call for increased pressure on Moscow and stronger support for Kyiv. Antonio Costa and Kaja Kallas urged international partners to hold Russia accountable and back Ukraine until a lasting peace is reached.
Key Points
- A Russian drone strike on a busy railway station in Ukraine killed at least 14 people.
- EU official Antonio Costa urged allies to increase pressure on Moscow and continue supporting Ukraine.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the attack hit a platform where rail passengers were standing.
- Kaja Kallas said she would urge partners to strengthen support for Ukraine and hold Russia accountable.
