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We Need Peace Through Strength, Not Concessions — Sybiha In Luxembourg

The European Union can stop Putin at its own borders; for that, pressure on Russia needs to be increased. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated this today, October 12, ahead of the EU foreign ministers’ meeting in Luxembourg, FREEДОМ's special correspondent in Europe reports. “I’ve come straight from Dnipro, where I spoke with commanders of Ukrainian troops. Soldiers. And from Pryluky,…

We Need Peace Through Strength, Not Concessions — Sybiha In Luxembourg

The European Union can stop Russian President Putin at its own borders, according to Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha. He made this statement ahead of the EU foreign ministers’ meeting in Luxembourg on October 12. Sybiha emphasized the harsh reality faced by Ukrainian troops and cities, noting that Russia strikes daily and has left many families without electricity and water.

He urged Europe to act decisively, urging this week to be a "week of mobilizing efforts." Sybiha stressed that "peace through strength, not concessions" is needed. He called on Europe to take its future into its own hands and restore peace by stopping Putin in Ukraine. To increase the cost of continuing the war for Russia, Sybiha suggested that Europe should use frozen Russian assets for defense, rather than letting Russia benefit from them. The EU chief diplomat, Kaja Kallas, invited Sybiha to Luxembourg for the meeting.

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