Over 70 Diplomats Visit Kyiv Ruins: Seeing is Believing
More than seventy foreign envoys just took a field trip to the site of Russia's latest terror show in Kyiv.
It is one thing to read a brief in a climate-controlled office, and quite another to see the jagged hole in a residential block where people lived just yesterday. More than 70 foreign mission heads were walked through the debris by officials from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
They were basically forced to look at the wreckage of an apartment building, a grim reminder of why Ukraine keeps screaming for more air defense systems. The local officials didn't mince words, basically telling the visitors that if they want the war to end, they need to help keep the lights on and the skies clear.
Seeing the reality of the aftermath is a sobering upgrade from typical diplomatic hand-wringing.
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