Zelensky details Dublin meeting with Ukraine's key partners

pravda.com.ua (Ukrainian) —

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported on a meeting of Ukraine's largest partners in Dublin, organized by UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The meeting included leaders from France, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Finland, Latvia, Estonia, Denmark, Canada, Ireland, and Sweden, plus EU officials. Discussions focused on strengthening support against Russian attacks, covering air defense missiles, energy aid, shelters, financial stability, and security guarantees. Zelensky noted a next week's "coalition of the willing" meeting in Berlin and praised the UK's new sanctions package against Russia as a step toward limiting war resources and approaching peace. He also held a separate meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.


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