The heads of governments of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia arrived in the capital of Ukraine for negotiations with Volodymyr Zelensky: Mateusz Morawiecki, Piotr Fiala and Janez Jansha.
The visit was coordinated with European Council President Charles Michel and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. It was prepared in conditions of strict secrecy and is intended to express the support of the European Union for the independence and sovereignty of Ukraine. NATO, the OSCE and the UN were informed about the forthcoming visit. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky called the arrival of the prime ministers of the three countries a powerful evidence of support.
The European Union condemned the invasion of Russian troops into Ukraine, calling the aggression unprovoked and unjustified. Yesterday, the fourth package of sanctions against the Russian Federation came into effect. Brussels declares its readiness to take the most decisive measures to force the Kremlin to stop “this inhuman and senseless war.”
One of the main topics of the visit is the question of possible ways settlement conflict. No less important is the program of emergency European assistance to Ukraine. euronews.
Our publication previously reported that, according to a statement made on Tuesday, the Greek Red Cross sends to Ukraine even more humanitarian aid, while continuing to provide practical support to those affected by the war. The Hellenic Ministry of Immigration and Asylum has issued an information statement informing about the latest developments in the asylum procedure and providing answers to 5 key questions regarding refugees from Ukraine.
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