Zelenskyy says Dublin meeting focused on air defense missiles, energy support and new UK oil sanctions
Briefing by News4U · First published
Today Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on X that a multilateral meeting of Ukraine’s friends and biggest partners took place in Dublin, and thanked British Prime Minister Andy Burnham for organizing it. He said they discussed how to strengthen support for Ukraine amid relentless Russian attacks, focusing first on missiles for air defense, energy support and new shelters, as well as Ukraine’s financial resilience, new contributions to the PURL program, and security guarantees. Zelenskyy said a Coalition of the Willing meeting is scheduled for next week in Berlin, and that the United Kingdom had imposed a new package of sanctions against Russia’s oil sector, becoming the first country to sanction all ten of Russia’s largest oil producers. [1]