The presidents of Poland and all 3 Baltic states visited the town of Borodyanka, northwest of Kyiv, on April 13 in a show of support for Ukraine.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said the town was “permeated with pain and suffering” after civilians were murdered and tortured there and residential homes and other civilian infrastructure were bombed: “It is hard to believe that such war atrocities could be perpetrated in 21st-century Europe, but that is the reality. This is a war we must win”.

“We will continue advocating for Ukraine’s membership in the European Union and helping this heroic nation overcome the horrors of war. Unity is our strength. We will stand with Ukraine until victory”, - tweeted Nauseda.