In brief
Volodymyr Zelensky said partners discussed air defence missiles, energy support and new shelters at talks in Dublin as Ukraine faces continuing Russian attacks.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said a multilateral meeting in Dublin discussed strengthening support for Ukraine, according to LIGA.net. The outlet reported that 18 leaders attended, including Zelensky.
Zelensky said priorities included air defence missiles, energy assistance and construction of new shelters. Participants also discussed Ukraine’s financial resilience, new contributions to the PURL programme and security guarantees. He said he was counting on partners’ support.
The report did not specify contribution amounts, missile quantities or delivery schedules. Zelensky’s account described discussions and expectations of support, without announcing agreed deliveries or concluded security guarantees.
Zelensky also pointed to a planned Coalition of the Willing meeting in Berlin the following week, where Ukraine would continue coordinating with partners. LIGA.net did not give an exact date for that meeting.
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