Andriy Sybiha

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga responded to Vladimir Putin's statement regarding the alleged capture of Svyatogorsk in the Donetsk region.

Russia is deliberately attacking border crossing points on the Ukrainian-Moldovan border in an attempt to disrupt transportation links between the two countries and destabilize the region.

Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Germany has provided Ukraine with more than 65 billion euros in aid and remains one of Kyiv’s key partners in the areas of security, defense production, and future reconstruction.

Ukraine is working with international partners to strengthen its air defense ahead of the winter season. At least 300 interceptor missiles for the Patriot systems are needed to protect Ukrainian airspace.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha responded to the closure by Hungarian law enforcement authorities of the criminal investigation into the transport of funds and gold by Oschadbank’s cash collectors. The case was closed due to the absence of the elements of a crime.

The Verkhovna Rada approved Sibyha's appointment as foreign minister.

Draft resolutions appointing Yevhen Khmara as Minister of Defense and Andriy Sybiha as Minister of Foreign Affairs have been published on the Verkhovna Rada’s website.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy submitted to the Verkhovna Rada nominations for the appointment of Yevhen Khmara as Minister of Defense and Andriy Sybiga as Minister of Foreign Affairs.

According to World Bank estimates, the damage caused by Russia to Ukraine’s infrastructure exceeds $600 billion. Ukraine is calling for more active discussion of mechanisms for using frozen Russian assets to rebuild the country.

In July, the occupying forces killed at least 437 civilians in Ukraine and wounded another 2,610 people. This is the highest monthly toll of civilian casualties since May 2022.