Zelensky meets Ukraine's allies in Dublin to boost air defense and aid
President Volodymyr Zelensky met with key partners in Dublin to discuss strengthening support for Ukraine amid ongoing Russian attacks, focusing on air defense, financial aid, and shelter construction. The multilateral meeting, organized by UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, included 18 leaders from Europe, NATO, and Canada. Discussions covered Patriot interceptor missiles, energy support, financial stability, contributions to the PURL program, and security guarantees. The talks occurred as Russia intensified strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure before winter. Zelensky also noted an upcoming Coalition of the Willing meeting in Berlin and anticipated talks with US representatives arriving from Moscow.