Baltic foreign ministers visiting Ukraine 'to express support'


  • World
  • Thursday, 15 Apr 2021

VILNIUS (Reuters) - The foreign ministers of EU members Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania arrived in Ukraine on Thursday morning to show solidarity with the country in the face of a Russian military buildup, an Estonian ministry spokeswoman said.

"The mission of the joint visit is to express strong support to Ukraine and reconfirm support for its territorial integrity and sovereignty," spokeswoman Aari Lemmik told Reuters.

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