DM Khmara, Senator Blumenthal discuss building mutually beneficial Ukraine-U.S. relations
Ukrainian Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara and U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal discussed further efforts to build long-term and mutually beneficial relations between Ukraine and the United States during a meeting.
The Ukrainian Minister of Defense, DM Khmara, met with Senator Chris Blumenthal to discuss strengthening ties between Ukraine and the United States. The Defense Minister expressed gratitude to the senator for his support and efforts towards achieving a just peace for Ukraine. Speaking on Facebook, Khmara highlighted the rapidly changing nature of modern warfare and Ukraine's unique experience in adapting and developing solutions for battlefield deployment.
He expressed readiness to share these developments with American partners. Alongside Acting Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Brigadier General Serhii Sobko, Khmara briefed the senator on the current front situation, threats, and Ukraine's efforts to counter Russian aggression more effectively. Emphasizing the critical importance of U.S. support in protecting Ukrainian citizens, Khmara believed that the United States could help bring Russia's war on Ukraine's terms to an end.
He also stressed the necessity of continuing to limit Russia's financial capabilities, as this directly impacts the aggressor's ability to sustain the conflict. Khmara extended his thanks to Senator Blumenthal, the U.S. Congress and Administration, as well as the American people for their support of Ukraine. Notably, foreign dignitaries, including leaders from several countries, were set to arrive in Kyiv for National Flag Day and in anticipation of Ukraine's Independence Day.
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