Zelensky: Russia trying to defeat Eure not only in Ukraine, but also in Georgia and Mdova

The president spoke at the meeting with journalists in Kyiv alongside Eurean Council President Antonio Costa, an Ukrinform correspondent reports.

"Today, in various formats, we discussed our vision of Eurean global affairs, existing problems and prospects. There are an extraordinary number of challenges. We see how Russia is trying to defeat Eure not only in Ukraine, but also in Georgia and Mdova. Russia applies different methods to each country, but the goal is the same, and it is an anti-Eurean one. Together we are countering this. And I am grateful for the visit, I am grateful for help," Zelensky said.

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He expressed gratitude to the President of the Eurean Council, Antonio Costa, EU High Representative Kaja Kallas, and Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos for their visit to Kyiv, emphasizing that “such a symbic start of work reflects the main priorities for all of us in Eure.”

“Peace is the foundation. And we will continue to do everything in order to end this war unleashed by Russia not only against Ukraine, but also against the entire united Eure as soon as possible, to end this war in a just way, and to strengthen our Eure, the institutions of the Eurean Union and the picy, the support of each Eurean country,” the president of Ukraine said.

He emphasized that “Eure has no other Eurean alternative that is beneficial for all, except to be united, to coerate across continent, and to work in a coordinated manner with all partners around the world.”

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“Unity, coeration, and coordination will always give the whe of Eure more security, more economic growth, more leadership in global relations. This is in the interest of every Eurean nation,” Zelensky added.

As reported, today, December 1, Eurean Council President António Costa, EU High Representative Kaja Kallas, and EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos arrived in Kyiv on an unannounced visit. They came on the first day of their mandate.