Conference in Ukraine's support: Ukrainian PM called on Paris to increase deliveries of air defense systems

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Ukraine needs the help of the civilized world to counter russian terrorist missile attacks on its energy infrastructure.

Rubryka writes about this, referring to the Government portal.

As noted, this was emphasized by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal during the opening of the Conference in support of civil stability in Ukraine in the winter period.

It was organized by the President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, Ukrinform informs from referring to the Government portal.

"First, we need modern anti-missile and anti-aircraft systems to protect our skies. Over the past few months, we have received the Western IRIS-T, NASAMS, and HAWK systems.

We call on our partners to increase the supply of air defense systems because they will allow us to protect the civilian population, avoid the destruction of our energy system, a humanitarian catastrophe, and a new huge wave of migration," Shmyhal said.

According to the Prime Minister, everyone is aware that russia will continue its terrorist attacks. It will not give up its intentions to destroy the Ukrainian energy system. To prevent this from happening, Ukraine needs the help of the civilized world.

Photo: Government portal

In addition, the head of the government of Ukraine added help is needed for the rapid recovery and critical infrastructure repairs. He called on the international community to help with the energy equipment supply.

Photo: Reuters

We will remind that since December 12, Shmyhal, together with the President's wife, Olena Zelenska, and government representatives, have been in France on a working visit.

Photo: Reuters

As Rubryka wrote, French President Emmanuel Macron announced at the Conference the agreement on the withdrawal of heavy weapons from the territory of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant captured by the russian invaders.

russia denies the fact that military equipment is there.

The spokesman of the President of russia, Dmytro Peskov, declares that there were "never and are not" heavy weapons at the occupied ZNPP. He stated that russia "highly values the level of cooperation with the IAEA" on the issues of the ZNPP and is interested in continuing these contacts.