In the Kyiv its presidents are going Poland, Andrei Dudaτης Lithuania, Gitanas Naousedaτης Latvia Engils Levic and her Estonian Alar Karis.
The leaders will have a meeting with him Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
“On the way to Kyiv carrying a strong message of political support and military assistance. “Lithuania will continue to support Ukraine’s fight for sovereignty and freedom,” the Lithuanian president wrote on Twitter.
“Unwanted” in Kyiv Frank-Walter Steinmeier
His wish to travel with the presidents of the Baltic states was also expressed by the German president, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, however as he revealed to reporters during his visit to Warsaw, it is “Undesirable” in Kyiv.
The reason is his policy towards Russia during his tenure at the Foreign Ministry, which has been repeatedly criticized by the Ukrainian side.
“I would like to take this opportunity to send a strong message of European solidarity to Ukraine. I was ready for that, but obviously – and I have to take it into account – this was not desirable from Kyiv. “said the German President from Poland.
Zelensky: Invitation to Chancellor Olaf Solz to visit Kyiv
After rejecting the visit of the Federal President of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky invited Chancellor Olaf Solz to Visit Kyiv |
As stated last night by Ukrainian Ambassador to Berlin Andriy Melnik“We delivered (the invitation) and conveyed that our government and president would be very happy if Chancellor Olaf Solz visited Kyiv.” The visit, he pointed out, should be about the way in which Germany will help Ukraine with the delivery of heavy weapons.
Referring to arms deliveries, the Ukrainian ambassador stressed that he expects Germany to send tanks, artillery and air defense systems, noting that other NATO member states, such as the Czech Republic, have already decided to hand over heavy weapons.
“We hope that the same decision will be taken soon by the German ruling coalition,” that “he will abandon this blockade,” said Melnik, commenting on the fact that the Greens and the Liberals are now openly in favor of sending heavy weapons. in Ukraine, but Social Democrat Chancellor Olaf Solz is still hesitant. Yesterday, the chancellor reiterated that Germany will not decide such a thing alone, but in consultation with the European Union.
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