Klitschko met with Scholz in Kyiv/collage of Channel 24
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz met with the Klitschko brothers during his visit to Ukraine. During the meeting, the mayor of Kyiv and the German leader discussed support for Ukraine.
Klitschko called for more powerful sanctions against Russia
Vitali Klitschko, after meeting with Scholz, said that he spoke with a German Chancellor on the support of Ukraine by European partners and the necessary assistance.
The capital's mayor noted the military, economic and financial assistance. Klitschko called for stronger and more effective sanctions against Russia and support for granting Ukraine the status of an EU candidate.
It is important that world leaders visit Ukraine and see for themselves the consequences of the barbaric actions of Russia, which destroys our cities and brutally kills Ukrainian civilians. International partners must understand that appeasing the aggressor will only whet his appetite. And the war will also turn over to the EU countries,” Klitschko said.
The mayor of Kyiv added that Ukraine took the blow of “imperial evil and heroically defends itself,” which is why our country needs help to defeat the enemy.
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Klitschko met with Scholz in Kyiv – video
Scholz visited Kyiv
- The German Chancellor, along with the leaders of France, Italy and Romania for the first time since the start of a full-scale war visited Ukraine.
- Olaf Scholz assured in Kyiv that Ukraine will receive weapons as long as it needs them. Also, Scholz and other European leaders visited Irpen, which was badly damaged by the shelling of the Russian invaders.
- It should be noted that on June 16, French President Emmanuel Macron announced that his country, as well as Germany, Italy and Romania, would support granting Ukraine candidate status in the EU .
- At the briefing, Scholz said that Western leaders can negotiate the world as Ukrainians see it. Also, according to him, the demands that Moscow makes on Ukraine cannot be met.
- As for Macron, the French president promised that Ukraine will receive 6 additional Caesar self-propelled artillery systems.
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