EU Won’t ‘Change Posture or Presence’ in Kyiv Despite Russia Threat

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EU Won't 'Change Posture or Presence' in Kyiv Despite Russia Threat
EU foreign affairs spokesman Anouar El Anouni. AFP
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The EU said on Thursday it would not leave Kyiv after Russia warned of a possible retaliatory strike on the Ukrainian capital and urged foreign organizations to evacuate.

“As to us, the EU, we will not change our posture or presence in Kyiv. Russian attacks are… unfortunately, a daily reality in Kyiv and elsewhere in Ukraine,” EU foreign affairs spokesman Anouar El Anouni said.

“Russia’s public threats to attack Kyiv are part of its reckless escalatory tactics.” AFP

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