Europe Asia News

Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs Margus Tsahkna observed firsthand the hardships faced by the population during his visit to war-torn Ukraine.

Drawing attention to the determination of the Ukrainian people struggling to survive under air-raid sirens, Tsahkna said, “I am in Ukraine to witness how a nation stands firm in the cold, darkness, and under a constant threat to life.”

Tsahkna stated, “Ukraine continues its resistance against brutal aggression by refusing to allow terror and imperialism to prevail. This struggle is not only about Ukraine’s security, but also Europe’s security.”

Sharing a meaningful detail he encountered during his visit, Tsahkna said, “Today, on a sign inside an ordinary building, everything Ukrainians are defending was written. What was clearly written on the wall was the size of their country: 603,628 square kilometers.”