Greeding with American ambassador Kellogg on armory cooperation and sanctions against Russia. He described the meeting as constructive and important for the safety of Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj informed on Thursday that with a special envoy of the United States for Ukraine Keith Kellogg, he discussed the development of joint production of weapons and imposes other sanctions on Russia. He described the meeting as constructively, writes TASR.
“We have discussed the different directions of cooperation – how to achieve real peace and ensure the safety of Ukraine,” wrote Greeding on social network X. According to him, negotiations concerned, for example, Purl (a list of priority requirements of Ukraine) and countries such as the Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark to finance Ukraine weapons produced in the US.
Common production of drones
Kellogg and Greeding allegedly also spoke of a bilateral agreement focused on the joint production of drones and weapons designed by Kiev. “We are relying on a positive response from the United States,” the Ukrainian president noted.
According to Zelensky, there was also a factual discussion on increasing pressure on Russia and further steps needed to organize his personal meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war. “The triple -sided format of the highest representatives (Ukraine, Russia and the US) is undoubtedly the most effective,” he said.
Help kidnapped children
Representatives of Ukraine and the United States also discussed the return of kidnapped Ukrainian children, international cooperation in this area and the conditions in which these children are found. They also talked about the preparation for the 80s of the UN General Assembly in New York, coordination between Ukraine and the US and the activities within the so -called. coalitions of willing countries.
At the same time, the Ukrainian president expressed his condolences to the US people in connection with the murder of Charlie Kirk and thanked President Donald Trump for his reaction to the murder of the Ukrainian refugee of Iryna Zaracka in North Carolina. “It is important that justice always triumphs when it is trying to enforce violence,” he added.
