At the moment, the Non-Commissioned Officer Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine — which includes more than 250,000 sergeants…
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of Slovenia Tanja Fajon, who concluded her visit to Ukraine in Kyiv after traveling to several regions.
The Head of State reported this on his official page.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized that the minister personally witnessed the consequences of Russian aggression in the regions, where “life during wartime is difficult and demands daily struggle.”
“Such support is very important, and we deeply appreciate it”, — the President stressed.
During the meeting, the parties discussed:
“Thank you for all the support and the projects Slovenia has backed and participated in, especially humanitarian ones. We also value all military assistance — it is important for our people”, — the President concluded.
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Українська делегація на чолі із заступником Міністра оборони України Олександром Козенком взяла участь у міжнародній оборонній виставці Dubai AirShow 2025 в Об’єднаних Арабських Еміратах.
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Over the past day, the losses of the aggressor state’s army amounted to 1,050 soldiers.
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The Ministry of Defence has codified such rounds from several Ukrainian manufacturers at once, and they are ready for serial production.
At the moment, the Non-Commissioned Officer Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine — which includes more than 250,000 sergeants…