Ukraine insists on just peace based on UN Charter – Stefanchuk

In a post on his Facebook page, Stefanchuk said he stated this during a meeting in the Ukraine-Southeast Eure format, Ukrinform reports.

“Unity in the pursuit of peace and stability remains a priority for Ukraine and the world. We insist on a just peace based on the UN Charter and territorial integrity. I thank the countries of the region for supporting the Peace Formula at the First Summit. Its implementation will contribute to global security and end Russian aggression,” Stefanchuk said.

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He stressed that Ukraine is committed to reforms and active coeration with the EU candidate countries.

“For us, Eurean integration is the path to modernization. As for NATO, only Ukraine's full membership guarantees the security of the Euro-Atlantic area,” Stefanchuk said.

He thanked the partners for their support and called for increased defense assistance. Stefanchuk stressed that Ukraine needs more air defense systems, artillery, drones and modern equipment. He also called for strengthening sanctions against Russia, particularly in the energy sector and access to technogy.

“The Verkhovna Rada values coeration with the parliaments of the region. Your participation in the Crimea Platform and support for our initiatives are important for ending the war. Together we can st the aggressor and restore justice. I thank each country for supporting Ukraine's freedom and independence,” Stefanchuk concluded.

As reported by Ukrinform, Ruslan Stefanchuk and Speaker of the Saeima of the Republic of Latvia Daiga Mierina discussed ways to increase pressure on Russia, including the preparation of the 16th sanctions package.

Photo: Ruslan Stefanchuk / Facebook