The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sibiga, held a meeting with the Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs of Germany, Johann Wedpole.
The interlocutors coordinated positions on peace efforts and active diplomatic work aimed at achieving de-escalation.
The Foreign Minister informed his German counterpart about the situation on the battlefield and Russia's daily brutal terrorism against our people and our cities.
The minister thanked Germany for its consistent support and leadership, which saves lives in Ukraine and strengthens Europe as a whole.
The interlocutors discussed a wider range of security issues and joint efforts to deal with the Russian threats to Europe. He emphasized that the sanctions remain an important tool both for limiting Russia's ability to continue the war and for promoting the peace process.
"We also discussed Ukraine's accession to the European Union and strategic decisions at the European level, which should be adopted by the end of the year.
I emphasized our position: as a leader in supporting Ukraine, Germany must also play a leading role in providing access to reconstruction projects, developing joint production of defense products and supporting Ukrainian military technologies tested under combat conditions.
We are interested in a strong and mutually beneficial strategic partnership," Andrey Sibiga emphasized.