Two projectiles hit Kiev on Thursday, when the UN Secretary-General was in the city to meet with Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky.
The United Nations Security Council will next week… rocket attack recorded in Kiev this Thursdaywhile the general secretary of the organization, Antonio Guterreswas visiting the city, according to the organization’s current president on Friday.
“During the Secretary-General’s visit to Kiev yesterday, there were rocket attacks on the city and this is a matter of great concern,” said British Ambassador Barbara Woodward, Security Council president for April.
Woodward has argued that the supreme decision-making body of the United Nations will discuss the issue at a meeting on Ukraine next week, already under the presidency of the United States.
The diplomat explained that her delegation has been in contact with the UN Secretary-General and that both Guterres and his team are okay, but there are reports of civilian casualties
Two projectiles hit Kiev on Thursday, just as Guterres was in town to meet Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky, according to local authorities, who attributed the attack to Russian forces.
“Tonight the enemy fired on Kiev. There have been two hits in the Shevchenkivski district. All emergency services are on the scene. tion about possible victims is being clarified,” the mayor, Vitali Klitchkó, wrote on his channel. Telegram.
Zelensky’s adviser, Mijailo Podoliak, also reported on the attack, stressing that the bombing took place during Guterres’ visit.
“The day before he was sitting at a long table in the Kremlin and today there are explosions over his head. A postcard from Moscow? Do you have to remember why Russia still has a seat on the Security Council?” he wrote on his account. tweet.
Missile strikes in central Kiev during .’s official visit @antonioguterres The day before, he was sitting at a long table in the Kremlin, and today there are explosions over his head. Postcard from Moscow? Remember, why are you still on the UN Security Council?
(@Podolyak_M) April 28, 2022
Source: EITB
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