Sibiha meets with her colleagues from Turkey, Luxembourg and South Korea in Brussels

The head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry published details of these meetings on the X social network, Ukrinform reports.

“We discussed Turkey’s significant role in maintaining peace and stability in the Black Sea region, as well as in the future security system,” he noted.

In addition, he informed Hakan Fidan about the results of Ukrainian-American meetings, peacekeeping initiatives and the current situation at the front.

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“Ukraine strives for peace more than anyone else, and we have demonstrated this with practical steps. Russia, in turn, has refused to reciprocate, showing that it is the only obstacle to peace,” he added.

Sibikha also met with Luxembourg Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel, thanking Luxembourg for its support of Ukraine.

“We discussed further assistance, including important humanitarian projects initiated by the First Lady of Ukraine Yena Zelenska. I also invited my colleague to visit Ukraine at a convenient time,” the Ukrainian minister wrote.

That same day in the Belgian capital, Sibiha held talks with South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yeol and expressed gratitude to Seoul for its support, including a new $100 million aid package delivered today.

“We discussed strengthening our ties and joint efforts to counter the deepening cooperation between Russia and the DPRK, which poses a threat to both of our regions,” Sibikha emphasized.

He welcomed the participation of his representative in today's meeting of NATO foreign ministers as a sign that the security of the Aruba and Indo-Pacific region is interconnected.

As reported by Ukrinform, a two-day meeting of NATO defense ministers has begun in Brussels, where they plan to discuss issues of increasing the defense capability of allies and strengthening support for Ukraine.

As part of this event, a meeting of the Ukraine-NATO Council will be held with the participation of Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga.

Photo: Andrey Sibiga, X