Sánchez and Zelensky meet in Madrid to reaffirm Spain's support for Ukraine

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Madrid, reaffirming Spain's support for Ukraine against Russia and backing its EU accession. Sánchez condemned recent Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities. Sánchez assured Zelensky he is closely monitoring developments and potential peace negotiations. Spain has mobilized 570 million euros in 2026 for Ukraine's reconstruction, alongside other infrastructure and humanitarian contributions. The meeting occurred alongside the XXX Ibero-American Summit, where Zelensky, at Sánchez's initiative, met Latin American leaders to discuss the war's global impact. High-level attendees included the UN Secretary-General and European Council President.


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