The Head of State expressed gratitude for the defense and humanitarian assistance provided during Russia’s full-scale invasion, as well as for the continued support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity, sovereignty, and path toward European Union integration.

The UK Prime Minister informed President Zelenskyy about his recent conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump, during which they discussed the outcomes of the recent leaders’ meeting in Paris and the importance of maintaining pressure on Putin. Ukraine values the United Kingdom’s position on this issue.

Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak met with American evangelical pastor Mark Burns, co-founder and chairman of the NOW Network.

Europe will not forget the moral conclusions drawn from this war. It cannot be allowed for Putin, other Russian criminals, and the Russian state itself to be absolved of responsibility.

According to the President, we need an effective international law to guarantee the protection of our people and all European society from such threats. Justice must be served to prevent evil from proliferating. Pressure on Russia and sanctions against it are necessary to ensure that the war and abuse do not expand further.

Pressure on Russia and sanctions against it are necessary to ensure that the war and abuse do not expand further. Everyone understands this – everyone who does not turn a blind eye to reality and does not turn a deaf ear to the truth.

First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska met with representatives from the higher education community – rectors, prorectors, and student government leaders – from universities that are implementing the “How Are You?” nationwide mental health initiative. This community represents 30 universities – half of which train social work professionals, and nearly 90% train psychologists.