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EU Diplomats Visit Bucha, Back Ukraine

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EUs top diplomat Kaja Kallas and a delegation of foreign ministers visit Kyiv to commemorate the Bucha massacre anniversary, expressing solidarity with Ukraine amidst internal aid package disputes. The visit underscores the commitment to justice for Russian war crimes, despite Moscows denials.

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EU Diplomats Visit Bucha, Back Ukraine

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Global News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!EU Diplomats Visit Bucha, Back Ukraine. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's March 31st. Global news today starts now, AI-powered and always on. EU's top diplomat, Kajakalas, rode into Kiev with a crew of four ministers on Tuesday, March 31st, to mark the fourth anniversary of the U. Bukhamsiker. They're there to back Ukraine hard, even as the block deals with internal drama over stalled A packages. Ukrainian foreign minister Andrea Sibahá met them right at the central railway station, calling the visit a clear sign that just as for Russian war, crimes is coming no matter what. It's a bold show of unity at a tough time. This week wraps up four years since Ukrainian forces liberated Bukhah, just 25 kilometers outside the capital. That's when the world saw the full horror. Russian troops had killed over 400 civilians there. Moscow is still denying it all, claiming Ukraine faked the whole thing, but the evidence from that liberation hit global headlines and fueled outrage, everywhere. These visits keep the pressure on for accountability, pushing Europe to stay locked in with Ukraine

1:04as the fight drags on.

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