Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin has met with Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves, Estonian Parliament Speaker Eiki Nestor and Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs Marina Kaljurand to discuss a range of issues regarding the occupied territories of Ukraine.

"The sides discussed the situation in the occupied Crimea and some districts in Donetsk and Luhansk regions, the prospects of sending an OSCE police mission, release of Ukrainian political prisoners in Russia, the fulfillment of the Minks agreements, the process of reform implementation in Ukraine, and possibilities of cooperation between the countries," the Foreign Ministry said.

During a press conference to sum up the results of his visit to Estonia, Klimkin thanked the country for providing its support for Ukraine's territorial integrity as well as for its significant humanitarian aid.

Klimkin and his Estonian counterpart visited injured Ukrainian soldiers who are undergoing treatment in Estonia. The ministers wished the servicemen to get well soon.

The foreign minister of Ukraine also thanked Estonia for providing medication necessary for the treatment of Ukrainian soldiers in 2015-2016.

In addition, Klimkin met with representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora in Estonia and gave several interviews to local media.