It has become the single most important tool to do so. We’ve read and reported a lot about how Kremlin is the Eurasian Economic Union to skirt around Western sanctions. Later, Foreign Correspondent James Kilner talks about the importance of the Eurasian Economic Union in Russia’s war: He admitted to Eastern European nations that he should have heard their calls to take the threat from Russia on Ukraine more seriously. I spoke yesterday about what we expected Mr Macron to say regarding Europe’s shifting defence priorities, but he’s actually gone much further in his remarks than many expected. I’ll be frank with the pictures coming out of the city are horrific, including one of a thin layer of foil covering the body of the nine year old, watched over by a man reported to be her grandfather, who is said to have squatted next to his dead family for several hours until a chair was found for him.Īway from Ukraine, Francis also noted the shift in rhetoric from the French President: Ukraine’s general staff reported that the air defences intercepted all 10 missiles, which were identified as Iskander ballistic missiles. The attack also damaged apartment buildings, a medical clinic, a water pipeline, and cars. This would be the highest death toll in a single attack on the Ukrainian capital over the past month, if true. Ukraine’s National Police have said adding that 12 others were injured. A nine-year-old girl and her 24-year-old mother were among the three killed. We learned this morning that at least three people, including a child, have died in Kyiv after Russian ballistic missiles struck the city. Firstly, Assistant Comment Editor Francis Dearnley speaks about the attacks on Kyiv overnight:

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