Russia summons Luxembourg envoy over exhumation of Ukrainian nationalist

Russia summoned Luxembourg's ambassador on Thursday to protest the exhumation of Andriy Melnyk's remains. The Ukrainian nationalist leader was reburied near Kyiv earlier this week. Moscow described the actions as disrespectful to victims of Nazi Germany.

Russia said it summoned the envoy to object to the removal of Melnyk's remains from Luxembourg. The remains were exhumed and then reburied with full state honours alongside his wife near Kyiv on Monday.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated that Moscow viewed the reburial as a sign of disrespect toward the millions of victims of Nazi Germany.

Melnyk led Ukrainian nationalist efforts during World War Two and sided with Nazi Germany against the Soviet Union. The Russian protest highlights ongoing tensions over historical figures from that period.

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Diplomats from the EU, Canada, and Ukraine advocate for action regarding deported Ukrainian children in a formal setting.
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Envoys urge international action for deported Ukrainian children

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Envoys from the European Union, Canada and Ukraine called on the international community to address the deportation of more than 20,000 Ukrainian children by Russia. The appeal came in a joint op-ed published on Monday. They highlighted systematic violations of children's rights and the need for global cooperation.

Semyon Skrepetsky, a Russian artist known for his criticism of Vladimir Putin, was shot dead Monday morning in eastern Poland. Authorities are investigating the killing as a possible politically motivated attack.

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알렉산드르 루카셴코 벨라루스 대통령이 이번 주 러시아와 중국을 방문해 우크라이나와의 최근 설전 이후 블라디미르 푸틴 대통령 및 시진핑 국가주석과 회담을 가졌다.

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