German Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to massive attack by Russian Federation
The German Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to the massive attack by the Russian Federation on Ukraine on December 29 (photo: Getty Images)
The German Ministry of Foreign Affairs has responded to Russia's most extensive attack on Ukraine on December 29. The ministry pledges continued support for our state in its struggle against aggression, according to the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The statement further notes that shortly before the end of the year, Russia has once again spread terror across Ukraine, launching over 100 missiles and drones that have destroyed, among other targets, a maternity hospital, tearing people away from their everyday lives.
"Even in 2024 we won't move an inch away from the Ukrainian side," the statement declares.
Kurz vor dem Jahreswechsel bringt Russland erneut Terror über die ganze #Ukraine. Mehr als 100 Raketen & Drohnen haben u.a. eine Geburtsklinik zerstört, Menschen aus dem Alltag in den Tod gerissen. Auch 2024 rücken wir keinen Zentimeter von der Seite der . #StandWithUkraine
— Auswärtiges Amt (@AuswaertigesAmt) December 29, 2023
Massive rocket shelling of Ukraine by Russia on December 29
On December 29, the Russian army carried out its most extensive missile strike on Ukraine since the start of the full-scale war. Cities including Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, and Odesa were targeted, resulting in numerous casualties and fatalities. The enemy's focus extended to social and critical infrastructure.
In total, 158 hostile targets were identified in the airspace. Ukrainian anti-aircraft defense forces successfully intercepted 114 targets in the sky, including 27 strike UAVs Shahed and 87 cruise missiles X-101/X-555/X-55.
For more detailed information on the consequences of the occupiers' strike, in the article by RBC-Ukraine.
