Speeches

As of now, after Geneva, there are fewer points – no longer 28 – and many of the right elements have been taken into account in this framework. There is still work for all of us to do together – it is very challenging – to finalize the document, and we must do everything with dignity.

Right now, we are at a critical moment. And we are working closely with the United States, with European partners, with many, many others to define steps that can end Russia’s war against us, against Ukraine, and bring real security.

A lot is changing – we are working very carefully on the steps needed to end the war.

In the coming days, consultations with our partners will take place on the steps needed to end the war. I have signed the decree approving the composition of Ukraine’s delegation, and I have also authorized all the relevant directives.

We will – and must – do everything so that, as a result, the war ends, but Ukraine does not end, Europe does not end, nor does global peace.

I expect to speak with President Trump in the coming days. We are fully aware that America’s strength and America’s support can truly bring peace closer, and we do not want to lose that.

Ukraine values Türkiye’s principled stance on Russia’s war against our people, against our state. I want to express my gratitude for the cooperation – and it’s real – that helps us protect lives.

Today, we focused closely on our defense cooperation. And in the face of ongoing Russian attacks, Ukraine truly values Spain’s readiness to continue providing assistance.

Ukraine is not alone now, not on its own in its defense, and that is precisely why we can count on bringing this war to an end – because we have friends, and France is our friend.

Our agreements with Greece today are an important part of the large energy package we have prepared for this winter to ensure gas supplies to Ukraine.