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Zelenskiyy's One-Day Media Blitz from The President's Office Broadcast Room | 25 February 2025

The Presidents of Ukraine and France Coordinated Next Steps for Achieving Guaranteed Peace

25 February 2025 - 22:47

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a phone conversation with President of France Emmanuel Macron to discuss the results of engagements with partners and coordinate the next steps.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Members of the European Parliament and the Global Parliamentary Network "United for Ukraine" Discussed Steps of Support for Ukraine

25 February 2025 - 22:03

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting with members of the European Parliament and the global parliamentary network "United for Ukraine."

"We are very grateful for your work and support at times when we truly need it. Thank you so much for the resolutions you have adopted in support of Ukraine. We appreciate your support for the sanction packages, and we are very pleased that the 16th sanctions package has been approved. This is very important for us," the President said.

In particular, during the meeting, specific steps needed to ensure future joint security were discussed. Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of making every possible effort to maintain unity between Ukraine, Europe, and the United States and to develop a unified position.

The President informed the participants of his contacts with European leaders to develop clear and reliable security guarantees and achieve a just and lasting peace.

The discussion also covered

the strengthening of sanctions against the shadow fleet of the Russian Federation,
the use of frozen Russian assets,
Ukraine's EU and NATO membership, and
continued security and defense cooperation.

The Head of State stressed that Ukraine's membership in the North Atlantic Alliance is the most cost-effective and efficient security guarantee.

At the same time, together with partners, it is necessary to do everything to preserve the Ukrainian army, strengthen air defense, and increase the scale of Ukraine's defense production, particularly long-range drones and artillery.

Members of the European Parliament assured that they support Ukraine's NATO membership and are ready to make every possible effort to further assist the Ukrainian people.

Ukraine Must Be Strong So That Diplomacy Can Work Successfully Through That Strength

– Address by the President

25 February 2025 - 21:03

Ukraine must be strong so that diplomacy can work successfully through that strength. A great deal of diplomacy is already in motion, and developments will only speed up.

I wish you health, fellow Ukrainians!

I spoke with President Macron about his visit to America; we are coordinating our actions. Emmanuel, thank you for your support!

Today, I also spoke with the Prime Minister of Belgium. Particularly about assistance to Ukraine. Particularly about the use of frozen Russian assets. Particularly about joint actions and contacts at the level of the entire European Union.

Also, our team has already begun working on what our partners promised yesterday in Kyiv, at the Summit in Support of Ukraine.

More than 40 Summit participants online and in person: leaders, other state representatives, international organizations.
A separate meeting was held in a format with the Baltic and Nordic states, as well as a meeting of G7 leaders.
I thank everyone who was truly principled on such a day – the day of the third anniversary of the beginning of the full-scale invasion.

And we in Ukraine appreciate that our partners are ready not only to continue support for our state, our people, but also to increase it, so that we can swiftly achieve peace – an honest peace, one that guarantees that aggression will not be repeated.

This year, Britain will provide military assistance of more than 5.5 billion dollars.
Norway confirms assistance at the level of 3.5 billion dollars, and we also have support in the areas of energy security and humanitarian aid.
Spain – 1 billion euros this year, we highly appreciate such a focus on support.
Sweden is preparing to transfer air defense systems – thank you.
Denmark will provide an additional 285 million dollars for weapons and ammunition for our warriors.

We are also working to expand our F-16 fleet – this year, we must reach all planned targets.

The Baltic states, together with the Nordics, will ensure the equipment and training of units equivalent to a brigade. And such measures are crucial for conducting rotations in our army – well-equipped and trained units are needed to support the guys on the front line.
Estonia has prepared a support package. Agreements have been reached with Lithuania on further joint defense steps, including the defense of the skies.

Also, ahead of February 24, new sanctions decisions have been made against Russia for the war:

the European Union has approved a new package, and
there are also sanctions decisions from Britain, Australia, and New Zealand.

I thank you all for your support! And more decisions will follow.

We are actively preparing them now – meetings, agreements, negotiations.

Ukraine must be strong so that diplomacy can work successfully through that strength.

A great deal of diplomacy is already in motion, and developments will only speed up.

We are preparing certain formats with our partners.

And one more thing. Today, I met with parliamentarians from the global parliamentary network of support for Ukraine, and this is important.

We have built diplomatic contacts at all levels – from leaders and parliaments to the media and many public organizations.
All of this is to withstand this war and to end it with dignity – precisely as our people, the Ukrainian nation, deserve.
A nation that fights so bravely earns respect.

And that respect translates into concrete steps of support from partners. I am proud of all our people. And every country that is helping us in Ukraine now is, in fact, helping itself – to preserve a global order in which human life matters.

Glory to Ukraine!