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Grlić Radman: The European Union should continue to support Ukraine

Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman appealed at the meeting of European foreign ministers for the unity of the European Union and solidarity with Ukraine and expressed his belief that Hungary, as a member of the EU, will also participate in this.

Grlić Radman: The European Union should continue to support Ukraine
"We have appealed for solidarity and this is the moment when a unified performance of all 27 member states is required," Grlić Radman said after the meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs of the EU member states, where one of the main topics was the continuation of aid to Ukraine.
 
He emphasized that the EU must act to stop Russian aggression in Ukraine and help Ukraine.
 
He added that from the first day, Croatia strongly supports Ukraine in the fight for freedom, financially, materially, diplomatically and militarily, especially in demining. He said that one of the main topics at this year's Dubrovnik Forum at the end of June would be the demining of Ukraine.

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