Dubrovnik Summit: Leaders of South-East European countries support Ukraine
During the "Ukraine – South-East Europe" summit held in the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, state leaders discussed further support for our country. The main goal of the meeting was to strengthen international cooperation in the fight against Russian aggression.
Summit participants officially agreed on the need to increase sanctions pressure on the Russian Federation. The leaders of the countries emphasized that economic restrictions must remain an effective tool for limiting the aggressor's ability to continue the war.
An important part of the agreements was the issue of sky security. Partner countries promised to help Ukraine strengthen its air defense system. This decision is critically important for protecting Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure from constant enemy attacks.
Plans for the future reconstruction of Ukraine were also discussed at the meeting. The participants confirmed their readiness to provide financial and technical assistance for the restoration of destroyed facilities and to support the economic stability of our state.
As a result of the summit, a joint declaration was signed, confirming the unity of South-East European countries on the issue of supporting Ukraine's territorial integrity. This event became another step toward strengthening the international coalition for peace and justice.