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Poland and Ukraine discuss support for Kyiv ahead of winter

The foreign ministers also discussed historical policy, security and military cooperation in Warsaw.

Radosław Sikorski and Andrii Sybiha met in Warsaw on November 6. Their talks covered the situation in Ukraine, support for its energy system and coordination ahead of winter.

Author: Робот Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland

The foreign ministers of Poland and Ukraine speak during a meeting in Warsaw.
The foreign ministers of Poland and Ukraine meet in Warsaw. Illustrative photo. Photo: corneliusV / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski met Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha in Warsaw on November 6. They discussed the prospects for further dialogue, the current situation in Ukraine and coordinating support for the country ahead of winter.

The ministers also addressed bilateral matters, including historical memory policy. Poland reiterated its opposition to any glorification of individuals and formations responsible for crimes against the Polish population, including actions at the local level. Both sides confirmed their intention to continue dialogue and seek ways to develop Polish-Ukrainian relations.

The talks covered Ukraine’s security situation, the approaching winter and ongoing Russian attacks on civilian and energy infrastructure. Poland pledged to continue supporting Ukraine, particularly its energy system.

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The ministers exchanged views on prospects for peace. They stressed the importance of efforts to achieve a just and lasting peace based on international law and respect for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, while taking into account the position of its closest allies, including Poland.

Military cooperation and further strengthening Ukraine’s defence capabilities were also discussed. The ministers agreed that close security cooperation remains important for regional stability and responding to Russia’s ongoing aggression.

The consultations took place on the sidelines of an informal meeting in Warsaw of the foreign ministers of the Council of the Baltic Sea States. The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy also attended.

Translated from Polish using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland

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