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German Chancellor urges Putin to stop this senseless war during Kyiv visit
What happened
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited Kyiv with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, describing Russian attacks on civilian targets as "daily war crimes" and calling for an end to the war. Merz's visit was accompanied by drone alerts, including a strike on the National Academy of Sciences, where one woman was killed and six people injured. Russian attacks were reported in other parts of Ukraine on Sunday, including a residential building in the northeastern Sumy region.
Why it matters
The situation in Ukraine remains a significant concern for global security and stability, with ongoing attacks on civilians and infrastructure. The conflict has led to significant human suffering and economic impact. The diplomatic efforts by Merz to engage with Putin aim to find a peaceful resolution.
Key facts
- Russian President Vladimir Putin was urged to end the war in Ukraine by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
- Merz visited the National Academy of Sciences in Kyiv, which was struck by a Russian drone attack.
- Russian attacks were reported in several locations in Ukraine on Sunday, including a residential building in the Sumy region.
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