Partner countries plan to provide Ukraine with military, energy aid packages by Feb 24 – Zelenskyy
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reported on the preparation by partner countries of assistance packages that should arrive in Ukraine by the anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion.
"We can now work on the largest energy package. Separately, we will work on missiles for air defense. Separately, we will work on some more things to strengthen our military – military packages. Now our diplomats and military advisers will work on this. We want in 10-11 days, by the 24th, and all partners have agreed that we will make such maximum support packages for Ukraine," Zelenskyy told reporters in Munich (Germany) on Friday, where he arrived to participate in a security conference and where he held meetings with representatives of European countries, the EU and the European Commission.
He also expressed hope for the introduction of a new package of sanctions against Russia by that date.
