Shmyhal talks with the new Prime Minister of Estonia: Tallinn promised support on the way to the EU and NATO
Kyiv • UNN
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal had an online conversation with the newly appointed Prime Minister of Estonia Kristen Mihal. They discussed further support for Ukraine, sanctions against Russia and cooperation between the governments.
The new Estonian government will continue to fully support Ukraine, in particular on its path to joining the EU and NATO. This was discussed during an online conversation between Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal and the newly appointed Prime Minister of Estonia Kristen Mihal, UNN reports.
The new Estonian government will continue to fully support our country, in particular on its path to joining the EU and NATO. We discussed this during an online conversation with the newly appointed Prime Minister of Estonia Kristen Mihal
The Prime Minister indicated that he wished the new Estonian government success in its work.
"I thanked you for your strong support since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion: military, humanitarian, and energy. "This is very important for us in the context of preparing for the new heating season," he said.
According to Shmyhal, he informed his colleague about Russia's constant shelling and energy terror. "I told him about the needs for reconstruction," the Prime Minister said.
"We discussed the sanctions policy against the aggressor. I called on Estonia to support the indefinite freezing of Russian assets in the European Union until Russia compensates for the damage caused to Ukraine," the Prime Minister added.
"We appreciate Estonia's support of the President's Peace Formula. We look forward to continuing close cooperation between our governments," Shmyhal said.
