Latvian Foreign Minister arrives in Kyiv
Photo: Latvian and Ukrainian Foreign Ministers Baiba Braže and Andrii Sybiga (x.com/Braze_Baiba)
Today, Wednesday, November 26, Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže arrived in Kyiv. She is on an official visit to the capital.
Today, Wednesday, November 26, Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže arrived in Kyiv. She is on an official visit to the capital.
"Arrived in Kyiv to engage and support our Ukrainian friends in pursuit of lasting peaceful European future," says the Latvian Foreign Minister.
She thanks Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha for the warm welcome.
"The Latvian government and the whole of Latvian society stand with Ukraine," the Minister emphasizes.
Latvia's assistance to Ukraine
Latvia has been providing support to Ukraine since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022.
The country provides both military and humanitarian assistance, supplying weapons, equipment, and humanitarian aid. Latvia also actively supports sanctions against Russia and political initiatives in the international arena.
In September, Latvia approved the allocation of €5 million to support Ukraine through the NATO and US PURL initiative, aimed at ensuring the country's security and strengthening its defense capabilities in the face of Russian aggression.
Earlier, Latvia transferred vehicles, as well as a large batch of FPV drones and Mavic series drones, to the Defense Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine.
