*”We can’t send (insert somethin) because that would be escalation”*
*”Russia is not my enemy!”* (that’s the latest russian “advertisement” in the EU, right?)
*”Ukraine is terrorist that bully us!”* (Hungarian/Slovakian special)
*”Have you tried peace, you EU warmongers?”*
Stiller_Winter on
We have already used the most strong condemn words. No options anymore. /s
CrispsInTabascoSauce on
These same atrocities will be happening in Europe pretty much soon.
azmarteal on
I am concerned. Have EU send an angry letter to russia already or not? This is very important.
Jamsedreng22 on
This is an attack on the EU directly. Straight up. It should not be interpreted in *any* other way. This is an attack on EU diplomats.
Szenbanyasz on
Will we condemn it, or strongly condemn it?
Also, the EU delegation building should not be the main focus here. They also murdered 4 children.
raaspootine on
We should try “thoughts and prayers v2.0”.
Useless_or_inept on
We are drafting an urgent proposal for the Commission to request that the EEAS draws up an options paper for decisive responses in 2028
dat_9600gt_user on
# “The EU will not be intimidated,” António Costa said in response to the latest Russian attack against Kyiv, which damaged the EU delegation.
The shock wave unleashed by Russia’s latest strike against Kyiv has “severely” damaged the delegation of the European Union in the Ukrainian capital, the bloc’s ambassador Katarina Mathernova announced on Thursday morning.
“This is Moscow’s true answer to peace efforts,” Mathernova said.
Speaking from Brussels, Ursula von der Leyen said she was “outraged” by the assault and confirmed no member of the delegation had been harmed.
Von der Leyen explained that two Russian missiles had hit within 50 metres of the diplomatic building in the span of 20 seconds.
“This is another grim reminder of what is at stake,” the president of the European Commission said in a short statement delivered to camera.
“It shows that the Kremlin will stop at nothing to terrorise Ukraine, blindly killing civilians – men, women and children and even targeting the European Union.”
António Costa, the president of the European Council, said he was “horrified” by the strike and expressed support for the Ukrainian people and the EU staff.
“The EU will not be intimidated. Russia’s aggression only strengthens our resolve to stand with Ukraine and its people,” Costa said.
The Vienna Convention of 1961 foresees protection for diplomatic and consular premises against intrusion or damage, although it is not uncommon for these buildings to be impacted during wartime. The Kremlin has shown a consistent disinterest in upholding international rules throughout its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
High Representative Kaja Kallas said the assault was a “choice to escalate and mock the peace efforts”, referring to the mission led by US President Donald Trump and backed by European allies. The talks are currently focused on designing security guarantees for Ukraine and securing a face-to-face meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin, which the latter appears keen to avoid.
In his reaction, Zelenskyy called on the international community to ramp up pressure on Russia to engage in serious negotiations.
“Russia still does not fear the consequences. Russia still takes advantage of the fact that at least part of the world turns a blind eye to murdered children and seeks excuses for Putin,” Zelenskyy said.
“It is definitely time for new, tough sanctions against Russia for everything it is doing. All deadlines have already been broken, dozens of opportunities for diplomacy ruined. Russia must feel accountable for every strike, for every day of this war.”
Von der Leyen promised to tighten the screws on the Russian war machine with a 19th package of EU sanctions that should be presented “soon”. In parallel, she said, the bloc will work on new ways to further mobilise Russia’s frozen assets, worth about €210 billion on EU soil, to finance Ukraine’s defence capabilities and reconstruction.
The Commission chief will begin on Friday an official trip to the member states bordering Russia and Belarus. “I want to express the EU’s full solidarity with them and share the progress we are making in building a strong European defence industry,” she said.
*This article has been updated with more information.*
A useful and proper response would be to finally blow up Putin’s tiny dick energy GPS jammer they have outside St Petersburg just to annoy EU’s air traffic. Just send a cruise missile on that bullshit with a letter saying, “in the future, we expect that you uphold your commitment to the Vienna Concention”
Jey3349 on
Ruzzia is projecting its dominance over Ukraine. What’s the EU prepared to sacrifice?
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Russia’s daily terror acts.
*”We can’t send (insert somethin) because that would be escalation”*
*”Russia is not my enemy!”* (that’s the latest russian “advertisement” in the EU, right?)
*”Ukraine is terrorist that bully us!”* (Hungarian/Slovakian special)
*”Have you tried peace, you EU warmongers?”*
We have already used the most strong condemn words. No options anymore. /s
These same atrocities will be happening in Europe pretty much soon.
I am concerned. Have EU send an angry letter to russia already or not? This is very important.
This is an attack on the EU directly. Straight up. It should not be interpreted in *any* other way. This is an attack on EU diplomats.
Will we condemn it, or strongly condemn it?
Also, the EU delegation building should not be the main focus here. They also murdered 4 children.
We should try “thoughts and prayers v2.0”.
We are drafting an urgent proposal for the Commission to request that the EEAS draws up an options paper for decisive responses in 2028
# “The EU will not be intimidated,” António Costa said in response to the latest Russian attack against Kyiv, which damaged the EU delegation.
The shock wave unleashed by Russia’s latest strike against Kyiv has “severely” damaged the delegation of the European Union in the Ukrainian capital, the bloc’s ambassador Katarina Mathernova announced on Thursday morning.
The overnight attack, part of Moscow’s campaign of sowing terror and chaos, [**has killed**](https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/08/28/at-least-four-killed-and-dozens-injured-in-mass-russian-attack-on-ukraines-capital-kyiv) at least 14 people, injured dozens and caused major destruction across the city.
“This is Moscow’s true answer to peace efforts,” Mathernova said.
Speaking from Brussels, Ursula von der Leyen said she was “outraged” by the assault and confirmed no member of the delegation had been harmed.
Von der Leyen explained that two Russian missiles had hit within 50 metres of the diplomatic building in the span of 20 seconds.
“This is another grim reminder of what is at stake,” the president of the European Commission said in a short statement delivered to camera.
“It shows that the Kremlin will stop at nothing to terrorise Ukraine, blindly killing civilians – men, women and children and even targeting the European Union.”
António Costa, the president of the European Council, said he was “horrified” by the strike and expressed support for the Ukrainian people and the EU staff.
“The EU will not be intimidated. Russia’s aggression only strengthens our resolve to stand with Ukraine and its people,” Costa said.
The Vienna Convention of 1961 foresees protection for diplomatic and consular premises against intrusion or damage, although it is not uncommon for these buildings to be impacted during wartime. The Kremlin has shown a consistent disinterest in upholding international rules throughout its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
High Representative Kaja Kallas said the assault was a “choice to escalate and mock the peace efforts”, referring to the mission led by US President Donald Trump and backed by European allies. The talks are currently focused on designing security guarantees for Ukraine and securing a face-to-face meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin, which the latter appears keen to avoid.
In his reaction, Zelenskyy called on the international community to ramp up pressure on Russia to engage in serious negotiations.
“Russia still does not fear the consequences. Russia still takes advantage of the fact that at least part of the world turns a blind eye to murdered children and seeks excuses for Putin,” Zelenskyy said.
“It is definitely time for new, tough sanctions against Russia for everything it is doing. All deadlines have already been broken, dozens of opportunities for diplomacy ruined. Russia must feel accountable for every strike, for every day of this war.”
Von der Leyen promised to tighten the screws on the Russian war machine with a 19th package of EU sanctions that should be presented “soon”. In parallel, she said, the bloc will work on new ways to further mobilise Russia’s frozen assets, worth about €210 billion on EU soil, to finance Ukraine’s defence capabilities and reconstruction.
The Commission chief will begin on Friday an official trip to the member states bordering Russia and Belarus. “I want to express the EU’s full solidarity with them and share the progress we are making in building a strong European defence industry,” she said.
*This article has been updated with more information.*
The video of strikes that caused the shock wave [https://bsky.app/profile/malcontentnews.bsky.social/post/3lxgverpznk24](https://bsky.app/profile/malcontentnews.bsky.social/post/3lxgverpznk24)
A useful and proper response would be to finally blow up Putin’s tiny dick energy GPS jammer they have outside St Petersburg just to annoy EU’s air traffic. Just send a cruise missile on that bullshit with a letter saying, “in the future, we expect that you uphold your commitment to the Vienna Concention”
Ruzzia is projecting its dominance over Ukraine. What’s the EU prepared to sacrifice?