Andrii Sybiha
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Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine 🇺🇦
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Our delegation including
@AndriyYermak
and
@rustem_umerov
had a day of active diplomatic work in London.

We had three important meetings: a bilateral meeting between Ukrainian and British foreign and defense ministers
@DavidLammy

@JohnHealey_MP
, a multilateral meeting with national security and foreign policy advisers from the UK Jonathan Powell, France Emmanuel Bonne, and Germany Jens Plötner, and a meeting with US
@SPE_Kellogg

@generalkellogg
.

Our meeting with UK counterparts focused on the path to peace and the implementation of the 100-year Ukraine-UK partnership that our leaders signed this year. We are grateful to our British friends for their unwavering support.

We also had a meaningful conversation with representatives from the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, building on our previous diplomatic efforts in Paris. We reaffirmed Ukraine’s commitment to peace efforts led by U.S. President Donald Trump and our willingness to move forward toward a comprehensive.
Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine, targeting civilians in Kyiv and other areas.

Yesterday’s Russian maximalist demands for Ukraine to withdraw from its regions, combined with these brutal strikes, show that Russia, not Ukraine, is the obstacle to peace. Moscow, not Kyiv, is where pressure should be applied.

Ukraine's capital experienced a particularly horrible and loud night. As of now, 9 civilian people have been reported killed in Kyiv and over 70 injured, including 6 children.

Other cities and communities across Ukraine were targeted with Russian missiles and drones in the middle of the night, killing and injuring civilians.

Putin demonstrates through his actions, not words, that he does not respect any peace efforts and only wants to continue the war. Weakness and concessions will not stop his terror and aggression. Only strength and pressure will.
As part of President
@ZelenskyyUA
’s historic visit to South Africa, I had a separate bilateral meeting with my counterpart,
@RonaldLamola
. We continued our excellent dialogue.

I informed Minister Lamola about the peace efforts, including the most recent meetings in Paris and London, and Ukraine’s steps toward peace. We want to end this war this year. And we are working with partners to achieve it.

We discussed in detail how to advance Ukraine and South Africa's mutually beneficial bilateral partnership, and we are eager to expand cooperation in all areas, including food security, agricultural technology, education, and digitalization.

We value South Africa’s G20 presidency and support its priorities of greater equity in global governance and increasing the prominence of Africa’s development agenda.
Dear Kaja, thank you for your strong and clear words. Russia’s massive attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities is yet another evidence that Moscow does not want peace. We continue working closely with the EU to increase pressure on Russia and hold it accountable for its crimes.
I appreciate Finland's strong leadership in the OSCE and my colleague
@elinavaltonen
's principled stance as OSCE Chairperson-in-Office. Russia's total disregard for OSCE principles and the Helsinki Final Act requires a strong response from the international community.
Very clear words from my Latvian colleague and friend
@Braze_Baiba
. Russia must be forced to peace. Ukraine must be stengthened to protect itself. Grateful to Latvia for its strategic vision and readiness to step up support for Ukraine.
I am grateful to my UK counterpart and friend
@DavidLammy
for hosting our meeting in London. I appreciate our joint work to advance peace efforts while also strengthening Ukraine’s defense and resilience. The leadership of the UK is critical to achieving a fair and lasting peace
Grateful to Denmark,
@larsloekke
, and our Nordic-Baltic friends for their unwavering support and contribution to our resilience. Unity, strength, and resolute action are essential for protecting our shared European values and ensuring long-term peace and security in Europe.
I am grateful to
@UNHumanRights
for the clear and principled statement on Russia’s large-scale missile and drone attacks across Ukraine.

The latest strike on Kyiv was part of a systemic Russian terror campaign against civilians, which Moscow escalated in April.

We must put an end to it by increasing pressure on the aggressor and bolstering Ukraine’s air defense capabilities
Today in Pretoria, I had the pleasure of meeting with students, professors, and leadership of South Africa's top universities.

I shared Ukraine's vision for a fair peace and had a meaningful discussion with students about current international developments.

I am glad to see South African students showing such strong interest in Ukraine.

I appreciate
@UPTuks
and
@WitsUniversity
's willingness to integrate Ukrainian studies into their academic and research programs.

In this sense, I welcome
@ZelenskaUA
and
@VC_Petersen
of the University of Pretoria signing a memorandum of cooperation today to expand the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies to South Africa.
@MFA_Ukraine
is proud to actively support Ukraine's First Lady in implementing this important initiative
Thank you, dear Caspar. To the point. Russia is the only source of this war and the only reason it continues. We must maintain unity and strength on the path to a fair peace. I appreciate your support and our reliable partnership with the Netherlands
Thank you for your clear statement, dear
@MariaStenergard
. We greatly appreciate Sweden's ongoing support and commitment to accountability. Justice is essential on the path to a fair peace, and we will continue to work together to achieve it.
100%,
@JanLipavsky
. Thank you for your consistently clear and firm stance. I am grateful to Czechia for doing just that: strengthening support for Ukraine in the face of Russian terror.
Thank you,
@jmalbares
, for your personal efforts and for Spain's strong words and actions in support of Ukraine and Ukrainians. This is something we will always remember. We are committed to working together to achieve a just and lasting peace for Ukraine and all of Europe.
Thank you, dear Margus. With like-minded and committed allies like Estonia on our side, we are confident that we will put an end to this brutal terror, protect our people, and restore a fair peace.
Fully agree, dear
@BudrysKestutis
. The difference couldn’t be clearer. Ukraine seeks peace, while Russia seeks war and terror against civilians. The recipe for advancing a fair peace is to put more pressure on the aggressor and strengthen Ukraine's ability to protect its people.
Thank you for your stance, dear colleague
@TimcoMucunski
. Ukraine wants peace more than anyone else and we are strongly committed to peace efforts. We want this brutal terror against our people to end. And it is critical that allies maintain their unity and strength.