Israeli Minister Ze'ev Elkin Narrowly Escapes Russian Bombing in Ukraine
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
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- Israeli Minister Ze'ev Elkin was near a Russian bombing in Ukraine.
- Elkin was unharmed and continued his official visit.
- He will attend a Babi Yar commemoration with President Zelensky.
- The incident occurred during a period of heightened security escalation.
Israeli Minister Ze'ev Elkin was near a Russian bombing incident during an official visit to Ukraine, according to C14. The event occurred as Elkin was en route to cross the border into Ukraine, amidst ongoing security escalation in the country. The bombing happened close to his location, but the minister was unharmed and continued with his planned schedule. The visit includes participation in a ceremony marking 85 years since the Babi Yar massacre, a significant Holocaust memorial site where Nazis committed atrocities during World War II. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is also expected to take an active part in the Babi Yar commemoration. The article notes that German Chancellor Friedrich März also visited Kyiv around the same time, during which air raid sirens and explosions were heard.
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