Liz Truss first met with the Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dmitry Kuleba, before holding talks with Mateusz Morawiecki and the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Zbigniew Rau.
Morawiecki’s Chancellery reports that the talks concerned further assistance for Ukraine as well as security issues. It also informed that the Polish government „has been systematically tightening cooperation with the British authorities for the benefit of Ukraine.„
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The last meeting of Prime Ministers Mateusz Morawiecki and Boris Johnson took place in early March, and already aimed at strengthening the cooperation between Poland and the UK towards Ukraine.
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Both countries coordinate activities and cooperation for European security and aim at preventing a large-scale military conflict in the midst of the ongoing invasion of Russia on Ukraine.
Before boarding her flight to Warsaw, Liz Truss announced that the UK is about to “strengthen sanctions on the regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin and pressure others to do the same.”
During her stay in Poland, the UK Foreign Secretary visited aid organisations supporting Ukrainian refugees and announced a donation of 10 million pounds to organisations working with people who have experienced sexual violence in Ukraine.
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Author: Sebastien Meuwissen
