Ukrainian Premier Appeals for German Support
(MENAFN) Ukrainian Premier Denys Shmyhal convened on Friday with Germany’s recently instated Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul in Lviv, where he appealed for sustained backing from Berlin and prompt action on the forthcoming series of EU penalties targeting Russia.
Posting on X, Shmyhal conveyed that he "welcomed Wadephul’s appointment" and shared optimism for sustained collaboration with Germany’s new administration.
He emphasized the critical nature of Germany’s influence within the European Union, especially in relation to enforcing penalties.
“We expect the 17th package of EU sanctions to be implemented soon,” he remarked.
Shmyhal offered gratitude to German enterprises operating within Ukraine and advocated for continued investment to aid the nation’s rebuilding efforts.
He acknowledged Germany’s military, economic, and humanitarian assistance and voiced gratitude for the solidarity shown by the German public.
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