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‼ Ukraine is ready for a ceasefire, but will not take unilateral steps, - Sibiga Foreign Minister Andrey Sibiga confirmed that the morning conversation between the leaders of Finland and Norway with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin was coordinated with Ukraine. Kyiv is ready for a partial and full ceasefire. He is quoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. "We discussed this morning's phone calls between the leaders of Norway and Finland with Putin, and then with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky. We welcome such active support for our diplomatic efforts and the peace process. This conversation was coordinated with us, and this is the right approach," Sibiga said at a joint press conference of the foreign ministers of Ukraine, Finland and Norway in Helsinki. "Ukraine wants to end this war. We have realistic suggestions and solutions. We are ready for a partial ceasefire and a complete cessation of hostilities. Of course everything must be fair. We will not take unilateral measures," said the minister. According to Sibiga, while Russian officials are talking about negotiations, Russian ballistic missiles continue to hit Ukraine. "Russia is trying to destroy our energy system and deprive the Ukrainians of electricity and heating," he said. "Right now, Putin shows no real willingness to end the war. Therefore strengthening Ukraine remains extremely important. Finland and Norway, as well as Denmark, Iceland and Sweden, are showing real leadership in this matter," Sibiga added. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tiktok Tok, YouTube.

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‼ Ukraine is ready for a ceasefire, but will not take unilateral steps, - Sibiga Foreign Minister Andrey Sibiga confirmed that the morning conversation between the leaders of Finland and Norway with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin was coordinated with Ukraine. Kyiv is ready for a partial and full ceasefire. He is quoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. "We discussed this morning's phone calls between the leaders of Norway and Finland with Putin, and then with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky. We welcome such active support for our diplomatic efforts and the peace process. This conversation was coordinated with us, and this is the right approach," Sibiga said at a joint press conference of the foreign ministers of Ukraine, Finland and Norway in Helsinki. "Ukraine wants to end this war. We have realistic suggestions and solutions. We are ready for a partial ceasefire and a complete cessation of hostilities. Of course everything must be fair. We will not take unilateral measures," said the minister. According to Sibiga, while Russian officials are talking about negotiations, Russian ballistic missiles continue to hit Ukraine. "Russia is trying to destroy our energy system and deprive the Ukrainians of electricity and heating," he said. "Right now, Putin shows no real willingness to end the war. Therefore strengthening Ukraine remains extremely important. Finland and Norway, as well as Denmark, Iceland and Sweden, are showing real leadership in this matter," Sibiga added. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tiktok Tok, YouTube.

‼ Ukraine is ready for a ceasefire, but will not take unilateral steps, - Sibiga Foreign Minister Andrey Sibiga confirmed that the morning conversation between the leaders of Finland and Norway with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin was coordinated with Ukraine. Kyiv is ready for a partial and full ceasefire. He is quoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. "We discussed this morning's phone calls between the leaders of Norway and Finland with Putin, and then with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky. We welcome such active support for our diplomatic efforts and the peace process. This conversation was coordinated with us, and this is the right approach," Sibiga said at a joint press conference of the foreign ministers of Ukraine, Finland and Norway in Helsinki. "Ukraine wants to end this war. We have realistic suggestions and solutions. We are ready for a partial ceasefire and a complete cessation of hostilities. Of course everything must be fair. We will not take unilateral measures," said the minister. According to Sibiga, while Russian officials are talking about negotiations, Russian ballistic missiles continue to hit Ukraine. "Russia is trying to destroy our energy system and deprive the Ukrainians of electricity and heating," he said. "Right now, Putin shows no real willingness to end the war. Therefore strengthening Ukraine remains extremely important. Finland and Norway, as well as Denmark, Iceland and Sweden, are showing real leadership in this matter," Sibiga added. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tiktok Tok, YouTube.

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