In an extremely important diplomatic meeting, Ukrainian head of state Volodymyr Zelensky achieved significant agreements with the Supreme Pontiff regarding the cessation of military actions. The leader emphasized his readiness for negotiations and the possibility of holding an international meeting at the Vatican, which could put an end to Russian aggression.
Zelensky categorically stated that Moscow alone is blocking all peace initiatives, demonstrating unwillingness for a diplomatic resolution of the conflict. The President confirmed the strategy of building global solidarity, which could have a decisive impact on the negotiation process.
Among the key highlights of the meeting was the topic of Ukrainian children affected by the war. Zelensky thanked the Pope for support in returning children abducted by Russian occupation forces, emphasizing the importance of international humanitarian aid.
The leader extended an official invitation to the Pope to visit Ukraine, demonstrating a desire for direct dialogue and international solidarity. Future mechanisms for returning all Ukrainian children and opportunities for their rehabilitation abroad were discussed.
The meeting reinforced Ukraine's diplomatic efforts for international support and peaceful resolution of the conflict, marking another important step in global communication.