The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sibiga, held a meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland, Radoslaw Sikorski, on the eve of the informal meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Council of the Baltic Sea States with the participation of Ukraine and the European Union. The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that Poland's principled leadership and its realistic approach strengthen Europe and bring a just and lasting peace closer. Andriy Sibiga also emphasized the important role of Poland as a reliable ally of Ukraine and a key logistics center and noted that Ukraine is grateful to Poland for its support. "Updated Radek on the latest developments in Russia's war against Ukraine and our diplomatic efforts to achieve peace. We coordinated positions on the eve of the meeting in Abu Dhabi. We focused on strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities, in particular air and missile defense, as well as developing our cooperation in the field of UAVs. Continued military assistance remains critical as Russia escalates attacks on cities, people and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine. We also discussed ways to increase the pressure on the aggressor," the head of the bond noted. The ministers discussed bilateral relations and agreed to continue active joint work on normalization and resolution of all problematic issues through constructive dialogue. Exhumation work will continue. The interlocutors paid special attention to Ukraine's accession to the European Union. I emphasized the importance of opening the two remaining negotiation clusters by the end of this year and thanked Poland for its support in this matter. "I am grateful to Radek for bringing us together at such an opportune moment to agree on our next steps," Andrey Sibiga emphasized.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sibiga, held a meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland, Radoslaw Sikorski, on the eve of the informal meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Council of the Baltic Sea States with the participation of Ukraine and the European Union. The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that Poland's principled leadership and its realistic approach strengthen Europe and bring a just and lasting peace closer. Andriy Sibiga also emphasized the important role of Poland as a reliable ally of Ukraine and a key logistics center and noted that Ukraine is grateful to Poland for its support. "Updated Radek on the latest developments in Russia's war against Ukraine and our diplomatic efforts to achieve peace. We coordinated positions on the eve of the meeting in Abu Dhabi. We focused on strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities, in particular air and missile defense, as well as developing our cooperation in the field of UAVs. Continued military assistance remains critical as Russia escalates attacks on cities, people and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine. We also discussed ways to increase the pressure on the aggressor," the head of the bond noted. The ministers discussed bilateral relations and agreed to continue active joint work on normalization and resolution of all problematic issues through constructive dialogue. Exhumation work will continue. The interlocutors paid special attention to Ukraine's accession to the European Union. I emphasized the importance of opening the two remaining negotiation clusters by the end of this year and thanked Poland for its support in this matter. "I am grateful to Radek for bringing us together at such an opportune moment to agree on our next steps," Andrey Sibiga emphasized.