EU Trio Travels to Kiev by Train To Meet Zelensky

The visit had been planned for several days but was kept secret for security reasons.

Ukrainian soldiers pay tribute to Colonel Valeriy Gudz, who was killed in battle against Russian forces, at Boryspil, near Kiev, March 15, 2022. AP/Efrem Lukatsky

Taking a train across Ukraine to spend some quality time in Kiev may not be anybody’s idea of fun right now, but the security risks of traveling within a war zone did not deter the prime ministers of Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovenia from doing just that on Tuesday.

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