Sybiha announces visit of Kallas and EU foreign ministers to Kyiv on last day of March
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha has announced a visit by European Union foreign ministers and EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas to Kyiv.
"On March 31, we will be pleased to welcome EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas and the foreign ministers of EU member states to Kyiv for a ministerial meeting. This date holds symbolic significance. We will honor the anniversary of the Bucha tragedy and reaffirm our determination to hold Russian criminals accountable for these and other atrocities. We will also discuss EU support for Ukraine, increasing pressure on Russia, and efforts aimed at achieving peace and ensuring long-term stability in Europe," Sybiha wrote on X on Friday.
The minister thanked Kallas and his colleagues from EU member states for accepting the invitation.
The head of European diplomacy, in turn, emphasized that European partners will arrive in Kyiv with a unified position of support for Ukraine and a clear signal of solidarity. "Russia must answer for its war crimes. Accountability is a necessary condition for achieving a just and lasting peace," Kallas wrote on X.
As reported, a meeting of the foreign ministers of the G7 countries and Ukraine is taking place in France on Friday. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio joined the ministers.
"The main topics of the negotiations include further support for our state, increasing sanctions pressure on Russia, and Ukraine’s support for partners in the Middle East," the Ukrainian MFA stated.
