According to the report (link), we see politicians reacting to the Russian strike on the center of Sumy, stating that the civilized world must use force to stop these barbarians who are killing civilians and children.
European diplomacy chief Kaja Kallas considers this a terrible example of how Russia intensifies attacks while Ukraine adhered to an unconditional ceasefire.
European Council President António Costa noted that Russia continues its campaign of violence, demonstrating once again that this war exists and persists solely because Russia chooses it to.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda called it another heinous Russian war crime and a slap in the face to everyone who desires peace.
French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the clear fact that only Russia has decided to continue the war, disregarding human life, international law, and President Trump's diplomatic proposals. He added that decisive measures are needed to compel Russia to cease fire, which France is working on with its partners.
Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský expressed thoughts for all the survivors of the horrific attack on Sumy, stressing that Russia does not want to change and does not seek peace, as it is led by murderers who prove this daily.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu reminded that Palm Sunday is a day of peace, yet that morning, as people gathered for prayer, Russia bombed Sumy, killing and injuring civilians. She expressed Moldova's sorrow alongside Ukraine and called for strengthening air defense to save lives.
Trump's envoy for Ukraine and Russia, Keith Kellogg, stated that today's Russian attack on civilian targets in Sumy on Palm Sunday crosses any acceptable line and is wrong.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed shock at Russia's appalling attacks on civilians in Sumy, sending thoughts to the victims and their loved ones during this tragic time. He highlighted President Zelenskyy's commitment to peace and urged Putin to agree to a complete and immediate ceasefire without any conditions.
