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Ukraine Receives Major Support from Denmark and Ireland During Recent Visits

President Zelensky thanks Denmark and Ireland for new defense and energy packages amid ongoing support discussions with European partners.

Kyiv, November 14 (Daily Kiran) : Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed gratitude for the support received from Denmark and Ireland during his recent visits. He announced that Denmark has pledged a new defense package worth €645 million and an energy assistance package of €20 million. Additionally, the United Kingdom has implemented new sanctions targeting Russia’s oil sector.

On social media platform X, President Zelensky shared details of his trip, emphasizing the significance of the commitments made by Denmark. He noted that the visits yielded tangible results, highlighting the importance of discussions with European partners about how to assist Ukraine this winter.

Meetings focused on enhancing Ukraine’s air defense systems and providing additional support for the energy sector and railway network. Zelensky underscored the importance of having partners who are actively listening and collaborating with Ukraine.

He also mentioned ongoing negotiations with the European Union, aiming to complete the remaining two major phases of discussions by the end of this year and expedite the process for the following year. These talks included discussions with European Council President Antonio Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Furthermore, Zelensky held significant discussions with the Prime Ministers of Ireland, Poland, Italy, and the Czech Republic, as well as with the President of Lithuania. In Dublin, he engaged in meetings with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to advance the peace process, aiming to strengthen the prospects for peace in the region.

Zelensky concluded by thanking all partners for their support and expressed hope for continued assistance, stating, “We are defending Europe. We are fighting for Ukraine.”

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