Danish, Ukrainian foreign ministers visit Irpin

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Danish Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod and his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba visited the town of Irpin in the Kyiv region where the Russian army committed atrocities.
     
According to Ukrinform, Kuleba said this on Twitter.
      
"We started Jeppe Kofod's trip to Ukraine with visiting Irpin. Russian army committed unspeakable atrocities here and in other towns of the Kyiv region. My Danish friend could see it all with his own eyes. We are both committed to bringing those responsible to justice," Kuleba wrote.
      
Kofod, in turn, tweeted: "Horrible to witness the destructions here in the suburbs of Kyiv. Denmark firmly supports the work to investigate and prosecute those responsible of these attacks."
     
Earlier, Kofod raised the flag at the Danish embassy that resumed its operations in the Ukrainian capital.
     

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