Zelenskyy meets Tusk in Brussels
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk on Thursday, where the Ukrainian president reported on the situation with Russian drones and steps that will help Ukraine defend against daily Russian attacks, he said on Telegram.
On Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Brussels. During the meeting, Zelenskyy briefed Tusk on the ongoing threat posed by Russian drones and the steps Ukraine plans to take to defend against the frequent Russian attacks. Tusk was well-informed about the escalating situation, as Russian shelling continued unabated, with 52 people injured on the same day alone.
Russian strikes targeted a store, a pharmaceutical plant, and logistics facilities throughout the day. Poland's support in defending against these attacks was emphasized as crucial. The two leaders discussed all existing threats and the measures that could bolster Ukraine's defense. Zelenskyy expressed gratitude to Tusk for his clear and principled stance on sanctions, stressing that any actions aiding Russia in continuing the war would be unacceptable.
Earlier in the day, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte had held a meeting with Zelenskyy in Brussels.
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