President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky will visit Brussels on December 19 to participate in a meeting organized by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. This visit will be an important opportunity for Ukraine to discuss further support in the war with Russia.
During his stay in Brussels, Zelensky will hold a number of meetings with leaders of the European Union and NATO. In particular, he plans to communicate with representatives of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy and Poland. The format of the event provides a joint meeting, as well as several bilateral meetings, which will allow you to delve into the details of cooperation with key partners.
One of the main points of the agenda will be the issue of support of Ukraine in the conditions of continuation of the war with Russia. Zelensky plans to discuss both military and political assistance, as well as to reconcile plans for the coming weeks and months. However, as the sources in the media point out, this meeting will be political in nature and does not provide for specific decisions. The main purpose is to coordinate the efforts of the international community in support of Ukraine.
This visit of Zelensky emphasizes the importance of Ukraine's cooperation with the EU and NATO in counteracting Russian aggression, and demonstrates the readiness of the Ukrainian side to actively participate in the formation of a common strategy for the region.
