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Discussed strengthening air defense and new sanctions against Russia: Shmyhal met with Kellogg after resignation

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Denys Shmyhal, after resigning as prime minister, met with Donald Trump's special representative, Keith Kellogg. They discussed further strengthening Ukraine's air defense and new sanctions against the Russian Federation.

Discussed strengthening air defense and new sanctions against Russia: Shmyhal met with Kellogg after resignation

After resigning as Prime Minister, Denys Shmyhal discussed with Donald Trump's special representative, Keith Kellogg, further strengthening Ukraine's air defense and sanctions against the Russian Federation, writes UNN with reference to Shmyhal's Telegram page.

He emphasized that we are committed to further deepening defense cooperation between Ukraine and the United States, especially in the area of strengthening air defense. We are also interested in developing joint productions with the US and further cooperation in the procurement of defense weapons together with Europe.

- Shmyhal reported.

Kellogg and Shmyhal also discussed further strengthening sanctions against Russia and the leading role of the United States in this process.

We specifically focused on the importance of strengthening sanctions against Russia. We must inflict a truly painful blow on the Russian economy. We count on the leadership role of the United States in further bringing about a lasting and just peace. I thank General Kellogg for his personal contribution and assistance in this process.

- Shmyhal noted.

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