Foreign Minister Andrei Sibiga held an online meeting on Thursday with the heads of Ukraine's diplomatic missions abroad, reports the press service of the foreign ministry.
"The Minister summarized the recent international visits of Ukrainian delegations to Paris, Munich, the UAE, Turkey, and General Keith Kellogg's visit to Kyiv, and outlined the goals and KPIs for Ukrainian diplomats until the end of February and beyond," the statement said.
Sibiga noted that despite the geopolitical turmoil, all efforts of Ukrainian diplomats are focused daily on defending Ukraine's national interests and achieving a comprehensive, just, and lasting peace.
He emphasized that all ambassadors have specific tasks in their capitals and headquarters.
The Foreign Minister highlighted that Ukraine's diplomatic corps operates around the clock, much like during the initial days and weeks of the full-scale invasion, as "the situation demands it."
Sibiga remarked that despite all challenges, on the eve of the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukraine remains strong—both on the battlefield and in diplomacy.
"This strength is rooted in Ukrainian unity within the country and international solidarity with our partners and allies. We are making every effort to maintain and consolidate it. Not everything in diplomatic work can be disclosed, but there is an understanding of the necessary strategies and steps for all scenarios and developments. We maintain faith in Ukraine and defend our national interests," the minister emphasized.