Russian aggression against Ukraine
Recently, Russia has not held back and continues to launch attacks on Ukraine using modern technology. In just the last week, there have been about 1300 drone strikes, nearly 1200 guided aerial bombs, and nine missiles of various types. The majority of the strikes affected the Odesa region and southern areas of the country. Our defenders on the front lines continue to uphold our independence, and rescue teams are working to restore damaged settlements.
In addition, the European Council has made an important decision regarding financial support for Ukraine, allocating 90 billion euros for the next two years. The country will also receive support from Norway, Japan, and Portugal in various areas, including joint production of marine drones.
Diplomatic and Sanction Measures
“Negotiations continue between the Ukrainian and American sides to find ways to end this conflict peacefully. Sanctions against Russia are also being enhanced to put an end to its aggressive actions. The main thing is that the enemy understands that war does not lead to victory but only harms itself.”
In the current situation, diplomacy can be a key tool for achieving peace, so it is important not to forget about the strength and readiness of our country to defend itself. Together we can overcome any challenges, and I am sincerely grateful to everyone who stands in defense of Ukraine in these difficult times.
Ukraine continues to fight against Russian aggression, supporting international diplomatic and financial efforts in this direction and counting on the support of allies in its struggle for peace and independence. This is important not only for Ukraine but for the entire world, which must confront the challenges of an aggressive regime.