Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal arrives in Kyiv on his first official visit to Ukraine on Dec. 9. Photo: “X” @KristenMichal
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal also arrived in Kyiv on Dec. 9, for what was described as a working visit, where he met with Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal.
Shmyhal announced via Telegram the signing of a joint statement aimed at deepening the strategic partnership between Ukraine and Estonia. The document outlines a commitment to expanding bilateral cooperation, particularly in areas of mutual security and economic interest, and reaffirms a united stance against Russian aggression.
The joint statement highlights Estonia’s support for Ukraine’s call to intensify sanctions against Russia.
Specifically, the parties urged the European Union to adopt a full trade embargo on Russia, including sanctions targeting Gazprom, Russian oil companies, and Rosatom. Additionally, the agreement emphasized the importance of countering Russia’s “shadow fleet” operations.
Estonia also expressed its backing for Ukraine’s Victory Plan, which outlines steps for establishing a stable and lasting peace in the region. Furthermore, Estonia reaffirmed its unwavering support for Ukraine’s aspirations to join NATO and the European Union, underscoring its commitment to Ukraine’s European integration.
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