Czech premier arrives in Ukraine's capital Kyiv for bilateral talks amid missile attacks

‘We have a series of negotiations with Ukrainian friends. I believe they will bring concrete results,’ says Petr Fiala

By Burc Eruygur

ISTANBUL (AA) – Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala arrived in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv for talks with top Ukrainian officials on Monday soon after the capital and multiple regions of the country were hit with missile attacks on Monday.

“We are in Kyiv, which faced Russian missile attacks this morning as well. We have a series of negotiations with Ukrainian friends. I believe they will bring concrete results,” Fiala said on Twitter.

Fiala added that Ukrainians fight “not only for their country, but for the whole of Europe,” adding that support for them “must continue.”

On March 15, just weeks after Russia’s war on Ukraine began, Fiala visited Ukraine along with the prime ministers of Poland and Slovenia, expressing the EU’s support for Ukraine.

During that visit Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the arrival of the premiers in Kyiv, as Russia continued its attacks on the capital, as a "great, brave, correct, and sincere step."

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