Daria Badior, critic, co-founder of Coalition for culture
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba informed about the current work of the department.
“We hold meetings to solve internal and external issues,” he said in his video posted on his FB page.
“We discuss ways to support the defense capabilities of our state, sanctions. There is no way to stop now. New sanctions are needed. They are due next week. I sent a list of necessary sanctions to diplomats,” Kuleba said.
A separate area is "pushing out from Russia those international companies that have not yet realized that they need to leave. These are food companies – Nestle, Unilever – and manufacturers of household chemicals, and also companies without which Russia will not be able to produce its own missiles."
Some companies “take offense at Ukraine for the sanctions,” said the minister.
"The process of European integration has been launched. The government is working, the deputy prime minister is actively working on the internal tasks needed for Ukraine to move into the EU. I am opening the doors in countries that are skeptical about us."