Sybiha and Swedish FM discuss frozen Russian assets and attacks on Ukrainian energy sector
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha met with Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard to discuss shared priorities amidst ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's critical infrastructure.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha met with Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Stenergard to discuss crucial matters amid ongoing Russian aggression against Ukraine. The two focused on immobilised Russian assets, which Sybiha highlighted as essential for doubling EU support for Ukraine without incurring any costs to EU taxpayers.
Sybiha expressed gratitude to Sweden for its unyielding support, particularly for Sweden's decision to provide Gripen aircraft, which will bolster Ukraine's aerial defense. The ministers also emphasized the need for enhanced military aid, bolstering Ukraine's energy resilience to withstand the harsh winter, and advancing Ukraine's journey towards EU membership.
Additionally, they stressed the importance of maintaining stringent sanctions on Russia and applying continuous pressure on the aggressor.
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