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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sibiha held a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Antalya, Turkey
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The parties coordinated efforts to advance a meaningful peace process, according to a statement from the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
“It was a good meeting with Secretary General Mark Rutte to thank him for his support and NATO’s support and to discuss the intensive diplomatic work this week,” Andrii Sibiha said.
He also added that he informed the NATO chief about Russia’s prolonged refusal to cease fire and continued attacks along the front line.
“We coordinated efforts to promote a meaningful peace process,” the head of the Ukrainian MFA concluded.
- Earlier, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry reported that Foreign Minister Andrii Sibiha would visit Antalya, Turkey, on Wednesday, May 14.
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