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Foreign Minister of Ukraine

06 Apr 2022 8 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“I made a simple proposal to Minister Lavrov: I can call my Ukrainian ministers, authorities, president now and give you 100% assurances on security guarantees for humanitarian corridors. I asked him 'can you do the same?' and he did not respond.”

Reuters

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

10 Mar 2022 3 2

Dmytro Kuleba

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“We also talked on the ceasefire but no progress was accomplished on that. It seems that there are other decision-makers for this matter in Russia. I want to repeat that Ukraine has not surrendered, does not surrender, and will not surrender.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

10 Mar 2022 1 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“Russia continues holding hostage over 400.000 people in Mariupol, blocks humanitarian aid and evacuation. Indiscriminate shelling continues. Almost 3.000 newborn babies lack medicine and food. I urge the world to act! Force Russia to stop its barbaric war on civilians and babies!”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

09 Mar 2022 8 1

Dmytro Kuleba

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“The only electrical grid supplying the Chornobyl NPP [Nuclear Power Plant] and all its nuclear facilities occupied by Russian army is damaged. CNPP lost all electric supply. I call on the international community to urgently demand Russia to cease fire and allow repair units to restore power supply. Reserve diesel generators have a 48-hour capacity to power the Chornobyl NPP. After that, cooling systems of the storage facility for spent nuclear fuel will stop, making radiation leaks imminent. Putin's barbaric war puts entire Europe in danger. He must stop it immediately!”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

09 Mar 2022 8 1

Dmytro Kuleba

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“Barbaric Russian missile strikes on the central Freedom Square and residential districts of Kharkiv. Putin is unable to break Ukraine down. He commits more war crimes out of fury, murders innocent civilians. The world can and must do more. INCREASE PRESSURE, ISOLATE RUSSIA FULLY!”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

01 Mar 2022 6 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“We go there [to the talks] to listen to what Russia wants to say, we are going without any … preliminary agreement on what the outcome of these talks can be. We are going there to listen and to say what we think of this war and Russia's actions. Between now and the moment that the talks are wrapped up, [Belarusian President Alexander] Lukashenko assured President Zelenskyy that no Belarusian military force will be used against Ukraine. We can only hope that Lukashenko will stick to his word. And between now and the moment when these talks are wrapped up, we will continue to fiercely defend our country, to defeat Russian forces if they try to continue their offensive operations.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

27 Feb 2022 6 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“What is happening now in Ukraine is a real people's war. We will not fall. We will not stop or get tired. We are determined to fight back fiercely as long as it is needed to defend our land and our people.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

27 Feb 2022 3 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“Today's Russian attacks on a kindergarten and an orphanage are war crimes and violations of the Rome Statute. Together with the General Prosecutor's Office we are collecting this and other facts, which we will immediately send to the Hague. Responsibility is inevitable.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

25 Feb 2022 3 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“Russia has to be stopped right now. We see how events are unfolding. It's time to act. I'm officially saying that there are all the grounds to implement at least a part of sanctions prepared against Russia, now.”

Reuters

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

20 Feb 2022 2 2

Dmytro Kuleba

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“Ukrainian Stanytsia Luhanska village was shelled with heavy weapons from the occupied territory of the Donbas. Civilian infrastructure damaged. We call on all partners to swiftly condemn this severe violation of Minsk agreements by Russia amid an already tense security situation.”

Themoscowtimes

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

17 Feb 2022 5 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“Do not believe the apocalyptic predictions. Different capitals have different scenarios, but Ukraine is ready for any development. Today, Ukraine has a strong army, unprecedented international support, and Ukrainians' faith in their country. This enemy should be afraid of us, not us.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

06 Feb 2022 4 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“The good news is that advisers agreed to meet in Berlin in two weeks, which means that Russia for the next two weeks is likely to remain on the diplomatic track.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

27 Jan 2022 2 1

Dmytro Kuleba

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“The West must view Ukraine as a self-standing important part of the West. This conflict unleashed by Russia against Ukraine will only end once the West sends a very simple message to Russia: Ukraine is not just a country that we support; it is a part of our world, it is one of us, and it will never return to you.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

22 Jan 2022 2 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“It is important for us now that neither Berlin nor Paris makes any decisions about Ukraine without Ukraine, and does not play any game behind our backs in relations with Russia.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

17 Jan 2022 3 3

Dmytro Kuleba

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“Ukraine and its allies are working on a comprehensive deterrence package against Russia. The deterrence package includes political, economic, and security levels. I am grateful to the United Kingdom for its leading role in this process.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

04 Jan 2022 3 2

Dmytro Kuleba

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“The potential recognition of the occupied Crimea by Belarus will be a point of no return in our bilateral relations, and we will act respectively. Because for us, Crimea is not a field for compromises.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

01 Dec 2021 3 2

Dmytro Kuleba

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“We will call on the allies to join Ukraine in putting together a deterrence package.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

01 Dec 2021 1 1

Dmytro Kuleba

Inserted 3 years ago

“Putin's 'red lines' are limited to Russia's borders. On our side of the Ukrainian-Russian border we can figure out ourselves what to do in the interests of the Ukrainian people, as well as Ukraine's and Europe's security.”

Foreign Minister of Ukraine

27 Sep 2021 5 2

Dmytro Kuleba

Inserted 3 years ago

“We understand the desire of the allies to hold a closed summit ... but we do not understand how it is possible not to invite Ukraine. When we in Ukraine are accused of too slow reforms, what can we say about the adoption and implementation of the decisions of the alliance, which have been covered with dust for 13 years [in the 2008 NATO summit in Romania was mentioned the possibility for Ukraine of become a NATO member]?”