Ukraine's Foreign Minister addresses impact of Israel's war on military support
Dmytro Kuleba, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (Photo: Vitalii Nosach, RBC-Ukraine)
The war in the Middle East has not in any way hurt the support of Ukraine by international partners, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine during his interview with ZDF's Maybrit Illner.
According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ukraine has received assurances at all levels that support for our country will persist.
Taurus for Ukraine
Amid talks on Taurus cruise missiles, the Minister of Foreign Affairs stated that he comprehends Germany's need for more time to make a decision.
He also mentioned that arguments regarding missile range are moot since the matter lies more in the realm of trust. Ukraine pledged to refrain from using the missiles against Russian territory.
The war in Israel
On October 7, Hamas attacked Israel and killed and abducted both military personnel and civilians. Israel had been enduring regular shelling from the Gaza Strip before this attack. In response, Jerusalem launched an operation against the terrorists.
Yesterday, October 27, IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari announced the commencement of offensive activities in the Gaza Strip. In response, Jerusalem initiated an operation against the terrorists.
