Peace Agreement: Sybiha held urgent talks with Indian and British Foreign Ministers
Kyiv • UNN
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine held telephone conversations with the heads of the foreign policy agencies of India and Great Britain. Peace efforts and coordination of steps to promote a just peace were discussed ahead of the meeting of national security advisors.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine held a telephone conversation with the head of the Indian foreign policy department, Subramanyam Jaishankar. This was reported by him on the social network X, informs UNN.
Details
According to Sybiha, he informed his colleague about "the dynamics of peace efforts and upcoming negotiations."
We exchanged assessments of current events. I emphasized India's important role in approaching a just peace
He also reported that he had a telephone conversation with British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, with whom he discussed "peace efforts and recent contacts between our leaders."
"Ahead of the meeting of national security advisors, we coordinated steps to promote a just peace. I thanked Great Britain for its support and leadership, particularly within the framework of the Coalition of the Willing," Sybiha noted.
Context
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