This is reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing LRT radio.
“I had to experience what most people in Ukraine experience very often. Last night, together with our delegation, we had to hide in a shelter because an air raid alert was declared all night, which continues to this day,” L. Savickas told LRT radio.
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The Lithuanian minister arrived in Kyiv on August 19 and met, among others, with Ukraine’s Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal.
During the visit, it is planned to sign an agreement on experience exchange in the field of energy infrastructure protection.
In addition, on Thursday, the Lithuanian delegation will visit several Ukrainian energy infrastructure facilities and meet with representatives of energy companies.
Powerful Russian attack
During the night, Russian bombings in the Ukrainian capital and its surroundings killed at least 13 people, officials reported on Thursday.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged the world to respond to Moscow’s escalation of the war that has lasted more than four years.
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Early in the morning, rescuers in Kyiv searched through the ruins of destroyed buildings, including a damaged children’s hospital, while grieving families watched as two bodies were pulled from an apartment building.
The first explosions in Kyiv were heard less than three minutes after the official warning late Wednesday evening – leaving local residents almost no time to reach shelters.
V. Zelensky indicated that 12 people died in the capital itself, and one in its surroundings.
The attack also damaged warehouses in Boryspil, located outside Kyiv, including a facility managed by the Ukrainian Red Cross, Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky reported.
The attack in the capital lasted nine hours.
According to the Air Force, Russia launched at least 44 missiles, of which 39 were shot down.
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