Ukrainian parliament Speaker Stefanchuk met with King Felipe VI of Spain
Ukrainian parliament Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk met with King Felipe VI of Spain in Madrid on October 1 to urge continued international backing as Russia escalates its attacks on Ukrainian cities, according to an official statement from the Speaker.
On October 1, Ukrainian parliament Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk met with King Felipe VI of Spain in Madrid to advocate for continued international support amidst Russia's escalating aggression against Ukrainian cities, according to a speaker's official statement. During his visit for the 12th Ibero-American Parliamentary Forum, Stefanchuk expressed gratitude to the Spanish monarch and populace for their solidarity, conveying President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's well wishes.
"Russia persists in waging war and striking our cities, hence, international solidarity and tangible aid remain indispensable for us," Stefanchuk stated. He highlighted that the forum convenes representatives from 22 nations, serving as a vital platform for direct engagement with regional countries. Ukraine leverages such gatherings to underscore the ramifications of the Russian invasion and advocate for adherence to international law.
Stefanchuk stressed that safeguarding Ukraine is not merely crucial for the nation but also for preserving the international order. He conveyed hope for sustained Spanish assistance, following Spain's recent elevation of defense support to Ukraine. In early September, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares announced a delivery of Patriot interceptor missiles to Ukraine.
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