“Gili called on the West to step up and provide even more aid to Kyiv.”, — write: www.unian.ua
Gili called on the West to step up and provide even more aid to Kyiv.
Gili emphasized that Putin continues to inflict brutal blows on Ukraine / screenshotProgress is being observed in negotiations to end Russia’s war against Ukraine. They have advanced further than at any time since the war began. This was announced by British Defense Minister John Geely, the British Ministry of Defense reports on the X social network.
Gili noted that during 2025, Ukraine’s partners within the framework of the “Ramstein” format have collected commitments for military aid to Ukraine in the amount of 50 billion pounds.
“2025 is coming to an end. We are at a critical juncture in this war. US peace efforts are moving forward and yesterday in Berlin there were signs of progress in the peace talks, which have progressed further than at any time during this war. Through the Coalition of the Willing, we are raising our level of readiness and I continue to direct funding to prepare our British troops and armed forces so that we are ready to deploy when peace with troops on the ground and planes in the air,” the minister said.
At the same time, Gili emphasized that the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin continues brutal attacks on Ukraine, so the West should step up and provide even more help to Kyiv. He emphasized:
“We have to step up. We have to increase our support even more to put pressure on Putin to make a deal, and to protect Ukrainians during the winter months.”
Peace talks – the latest newsAs reported by UNIAN, Putin stated that Russia will not give up its goals of seizing territories in Ukraine and will achieve them through diplomatic or military means. He also stated that Russia has opportunities to increase the pace of its offensive in key directions.
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