Yermak discussed further steps within the "Coalition of the Decisive" with advisors from France and Britain
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Andriy Yermak discussed the situation on the front and steps within the "Coalition of the Decisive" with advisors from France and Britain. The parties also emphasized the importance of monitoring the ceasefire.
The Head of the Office of the President, Andriy Yermak, discussed the issues of the front and the "Coalition of the решительных" with the diplomatic advisor to the President of France, Emmanuel Bonn, and the national security advisor to the Prime Minister of Great Britain, Jonathan Powell. This is reported by UNN with reference to the website of the Head of State and the Telegram channel of the Head of the Office of the President.
We discussed the situation on the front, further steps within the "coalition of the решительных"
Separately, the implementation of the agreements of the leaders of the countries, which they reached during the recent meeting in Paris, was discussed.
Andriy Yermak also informed that in Kryvyi Rih, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy honored the memory of those killed by the terrorist attack of the Russian Federation. "This Russian shelling clearly demonstrates the true position of the aggressor state," the statement on the website of the President of Ukraine reads.
He said that the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, visited the scene of the tragedy in Kryvyi Rih - the microdistrict that Russia struck with a cluster ballistic missile, killing 9 children and other people
The parties agreed that no ceasefire can work without an effective monitoring mechanism. Therefore, it is necessary to continue working on effective formats for the ceasefire regime and ensuring monitoring of its observance.
Russia refuses to cease fire and kills civilians. He noted in a conversation with partners that no ceasefire can work without an effective monitoring mechanism
Let us remind you
Great Britain will allocate 450 million pounds sterling to Ukraine for military assistance. The package includes drones, radar systems and increased funding for repairs.
In addition, Great Britain is considering the possibility of deploying troops in Ukraine for 5 years to train the army and prevent new Russian invasions. Deterrent forces will help protect the sky and seas.