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    Russia strikes Kyiv bridge during German chancellor's Ukraine visit●Russia strikes Kyiv bridge as German chancellor visits Ukraine in show of support https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026MmastodonWarUkraine249 min ago

    Russia attacked a bridge in Kyiv just as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in Ukraine in a show of support. The strike, landing during a senior European leader's visit to the capital, is being read as a pointed signal from Moscow and has drawn attention to Germany's continued backing of Kyiv and the ongoing risks to Ukrainian infrastructure.

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    Zelenskyy and German Chancellor honour fallen Ukrainian soldiers in Kyiv●President # Zelenskyy of # Ukraine and Federal Chancellor of # Germany Honoured Memory of Fallen Ukrainian Warriors at IMmastodonWarUkraine249 min ago

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the German Federal Chancellor honoured the memory of fallen Ukrainian defenders at Independence Square in Kyiv. The two leaders placed memorial candles and paid tribute at the People's memorial during the chancellor's visit to Ukraine. The gesture highlights Germany's continued political support for Ukraine as the war with Russia continues.

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    Russia hits Kyiv bridge during German chancellor's Kyiv visit●Russia strikes Kyiv bridge as German chancellor visits Ukraine in show of supportβœ‰newsBusinessLabor34 min ago

    Russia struck a bridge in Kyiv as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in Ukraine in a show of support. The attack coincided with the high-profile visit, underscoring the ongoing bombardment of the Ukrainian capital and Germany's continued backing of Kyiv amid the war.

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    Zelenskyy Shows Strike on Kyiv Bridge, Announces Deal with Germany●Zelenskyy posts video of strike on Kyiv's Pivnichnyi Bridge and announces agreements with German chancellorβœ‰newsBusinessLabor34 min ago

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy published footage of a strike on Kyiv's Pivnichnyi Bridge and announced agreements reached with the German chancellor. The post combines documentation of the latest Russian attack on the capital with news of defence and support commitments from Berlin. The update comes as Kyiv continues seeking expanded military and financial backing from European partners amid ongoing strikes on Ukrainian cities.

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    Russian Drones Hit Kyiv Bridge During Merz Visitβ—πŸ”΄ BREAKING Russia Strikes Kyiv Bridge During German Chancellor's Visit Russian drones struck Kyiv's Northern Bridge, injMmastodonWorldEU Politics353 min ago

    Russian drones struck Kyiv's Northern Bridge, injuring two people, shortly after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in the Ukrainian capital for an unannounced visit. It was the fourth consecutive day of attacks on the city's bridges. The strike, timed during a senior European leader's stay, is being read as a pointed show of force by Moscow and has drawn attention to the risks facing Western officials visiting wartime Kyiv.

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    Russian drones struck a bridge in Kyiv at a moment when German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was visiting the Ukrainian capital. The timing drew immediate attention, with observers reading the attack as a pointed show of force aimed at Ukraine's European partners. The strike underscored Kyiv's continued exposure to aerial attacks even during high-level diplomatic visits, and the Chancellor's presence there has reinforced talk of Germany's ongoing backing for Ukraine amid the war.

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    German Chancellor Makes Unannounced Visit to Kyiv●Germany's chancellor arrives in Kyiv on unannounced visit to pledge more military support to Ukraineβœ‰newsWarUkraine49 min ago

    Germany's chancellor has arrived in Kyiv on an unannounced visit, pledging additional military support to Ukraine. The trip underlines Berlin's continued backing of Kyiv as the war with Russia drags on, with Germany remaining one of Ukraine's largest suppliers of weapons and aid. Details of the new pledges are expected to be announced during talks with Ukrainian officials.

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    What Merz can offer Ukraine as chancellor●What can German Chancellor Friedrich Merz offer Ukraine?βœ‰newsWarUkraine49 min ago

    German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under scrutiny over what concrete support Germany can offer Ukraine as the war grinds on. Observers are weighing what his government can deliver in weapons, funding and diplomatic backing, given budget constraints at home and pressure from allies to sustain aid to Kyiv.

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    Russian drone hits Kyiv bridge as German chancellor visits●Russian drone slams into Kyiv bridge in escalating campaign as Germany’s chancellor arrives to airsirens and explosionsβœ‰newsWarUkraine49 min ago

    A Russian drone struck a bridge in Kyiv amid an escalating wave of attacks on the Ukrainian capital, with air sirens and explosions sounding as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in the city. The strike underscores the intensifying drone campaign against Kyiv and comes during a high-profile visit by Germany's leader, a key backer of Ukrainian support.

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    New Mexico Chancellor Makes Case for Higher Education Funding●Chancellor Mike Holtzclaw: Higher Education Is One Of New Mexico’s Best Investmentsβœ‰newsLifeEducation1 h ago

    Chancellor Mike Holtzclaw argues that higher education is one of New Mexico's best investments, positioning colleges and universities as key drivers of the state's economic and social future. His remarks are being circulated in regional reporting from Los Alamos, highlighting ongoing debate over how the state should prioritize spending on its public higher education institutions.

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    Russian strike hits Kyiv as German Chancellor Merz visits●Russian strike hits Kyiv amid Chancellor Merz visitβœ‰newsBusinessLabor1 h ago

    Russia struck Kyiv on Monday while German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was visiting the Ukrainian capital. The timing drew attention given Merz's high-level support for Ukraine, and officials highlighted the strike as evidence that Russian attacks on the city continue even during diplomatic visits by European leaders.