Zelenskyy holds multilateral meeting with partners in Dublin: participants discuss stronger support for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a multilateral meeting in Dublin with leaders of partner countries and the EU and NATO leadership to discuss strengthening military, energy and financial support for Ukraine.
The head of state reported this on social media, according to Censor.NET.
Key topics of the Dublin talks
"We discussed how to strengthen support for Ukraine amid constant Russian attacks. Above all, air defence missiles, energy support and the construction of new shelters," Zelenskyy said.
The participants also discussed Ukraine’s financial resilience, new contributions to the PURL programme and security guarantees. Coordination of these efforts is expected to continue next week at a Coalition of the Willing meeting in Berlin.
New UK sanctions against Russia’s oil sector
The president also highlighted an important decision by the United Kingdom, which introduced a new sanctions package against Russia’s oil sector, becoming the first country to impose restrictions on all ten of Russia’s largest oil producers.
"Another step towards limiting the resources Russia uses to finance the war. Thank you for the steps that bring peace closer," Zelenskyy stressed.
He thanked Andy Burnham for organising the meeting and Emmanuel Macron, Friedrich Merz, Donald Tusk, Petteri Orpo, Andris Kulbergs, Kristen Michal, Mette Frederiksen, Gitanas Nauseda, Micheál Martin, Giorgia Meloni, Mark Carney, Ulf Kristersson, António Costa, Ursula von der Leyen, Mark Rutte and Kaja Kallas for participating.
