War in Ukraine. Western leaders came to Kyiv

“more than ever We stand firmly with Ukraine. Financially, economically, militarily, morally. “So that Ukraine is finally free,” the European Commission president wrote on social media. The German woman then made a short statement to the press.

My visit to Kiev comes on the second anniversary of the Russian aggression against Ukraine. I come to Celebrate the extraordinary resistance of the brave Ukrainian people. We have recently made important statements regarding financial support for Ukraine, but it is also very important Expressing our moral support. “This trip will of course be an opportunity to discuss all aspects of our European assistance to Ukraine,” von der Leyen said.

Later today, Giorgia Meloni will lead a video conference from Kiev in which they will participate Leaders of the G7 countries. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will participate in the discussion.

On the first anniversary of the Russian attack on Ukraine, a virtual summit of the “G7” leaders was held. They then pledged to “intensify diplomatic, financial and military support for Ukraine.”

A delegation of Western leaders, along with Zelensky, is also scheduled to participate in a meeting with defenders of the Antonov airport.

Saturday marks the second anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

“When Putin ordered his tanks into Ukraine, he thought the world was going to turn upside down. But the Ukrainians were very strong. Our alliance is very united. Democracy is very strong. Let's prove him wrong“- US President Joe Biden appealed online.

The Speaker of Parliament also spoke on social media.

“Glory to the heroes. Eternal memory to the fallen and murdered. Homecoming to the expelled, justice to the murderers. Long live free Ukraine! Long live free Poland!” – Simon Holonia wrote.