Sybiha Discusses Peace Efforts and Security Cooperation With South Korean Foreign Minister
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has met with his South Korean counterpart, Cho Hyun, to discuss efforts to end Russia’s war against Ukraine, de-escalation proposals, and prospects for strengthening bilateral relations, UATV English relays. Sybiha briefed Cho on Ukraine’s diplomatic efforts and proposals aimed at de-escalation. The two ministers also held an in-depth discussion on…
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha held talks with South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun to explore peace efforts and security cooperation, according to UATV English. The discussions centered on ending Russia's war against Ukraine, de-escalation proposals, and enhancing bilateral ties. Sybiha informed Cho about Ukraine's diplomatic efforts and de-escalation strategies.
The ministers engaged in a thorough dialogue on potential avenues to cease the conflict. Sybiha appreciated Cho's perspectives, which were shaped by South Korea's historical context. He reiterated Ukraine's willingness to cultivate a robust partnership with South Korea grounded in shared interests and mutual comprehension of security challenges, especially those posed by North Korea's role in Russia's aggression.
The Ukrainian minister expressed gratitude to Seoul for backing Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as South Korean firms' contributions to Ukraine's recovery and reconstruction. Sybiha believed that additional steps towards restoring normal bilateral relations were imminent. He thanked Cho for their ongoing and constructive exchanges and reiterated an invitation for the South Korean foreign minister to tour Ukraine.
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