Annalena Baerbock has seen something like this before: a substation in Ukraine reduced to rubble by Russian missiles. That was in January, in Kharkiv. Russian President Vladimir Putin had begun his rocket terror against the country’s civilian infrastructure months earlier. Thanks to the incredible ability of its technicians and engineers to improvise and massive help from the West, Ukraine still managed to survive the winter. Now she is building ahead, in the best sense of the word. It’s still summery warm in Kiev, but the cold is coming soon.
Baerbock in Ukraine: Foreign Minister has no hope for “Taurus” cruise missiles – politics
