Russia will continue the Ukraine war, says the foreign minister.
They publishedRussian Foreign Minister Vows Russia Will See Ukraine War Through
28 Sept, 09:33ZEU warns Moscow planning more sabotage in Europe
First reportThe New York Times · 27 Sept, 00:49Z
Latest reportThe Independent · 28 Sept, 09:33Z
Span33 hours · two reports
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Why it matters
What
Russia’s foreign minister said the country will continue its war in Ukraine.
Why
The statement confirms Russia’s declared intention to sustain the conflict.
Watch
Watch for further official statements and developments in the war.
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How it unfolded — every article
Summary
- EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas cites intelligence of planned sabotage.
- She urges European states to act preemptively against attacks on democracy.
- Zelensky accuses Russia of terrorising Ukrainians after attacks in Kharkiv.
- A Russian bomb wounded 15 people in Kharkiv, including children.
- Ukraine reports recapture of territory in Donetsk as part of ongoing operations.