Zelenskyy, Irish PM discuss strengthening sanctions against Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris discussed increasing the efficiency of sanctions against Russia and strengthening Ukraine during his visit to Kyiv.
"We also appreciate the fact that Ireland supports sanctions against Russia for aggression and terrorism. And today we talked in particular about how to make these steps more effective, more powerful and strengthen Ukraine," Zelenskyy said at a press conference on Wednesday.
The President noted that, unfortunately, Russia can still produce missiles using components from different countries of the world, and also creates various schemes to bypass sanctions.
"All this can only be stopped by strong, timely joint work of all countries that value a normal world order," Zelenskyy emphasized.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Zelenskyy calls for strengthening sanctions against Russia to force it to take first steps to end the war
16:49, 15.03.2025
EU Council approves 16th package of anti-Russian sanctions
10:16, 24.02.2025
European Commission head announces continued pressure on Russia after introduction of 16th package of sanctions
12:36, 19.02.2025
EU ambassadors agree on 16th package of sanctions against Russia to be adopted by EU Council on Monday
12:18, 19.02.2025
Ukraine introduces sanctions against 147 citizens of Russia, other countries associated with Russia
18:39, 23.11.2023
LATEST
Zelenskyy calls for using contacts around the world to force Russia to take steps for peace
17:07, 15.03.2025
Military planners to meet in UK on March 20 to draw up plans for foreign military support to Ukraine's security – Starmer
16:53, 15.03.2025
Zelenskyy: Partners agree that Ukraine and Europe can be strengthened during three years
16:35, 15.03.2025
Putin lying about situation in Kursk region, Ukrainian troops also stabilize situation in Donetsk region – Zelenskyy
16:31, 15.03.2025
Zelenskyy on Witkoff's visit to Moscow: It can't be 100% known what was discussed there