Ukraine's Global Call: 150 Nations for Peace Summit
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced Ukraine's intention to invite over 150 countries to a second summit aimed at finding solutions to end the war with Russia by the end of the year.
Ukraine has initiated plans for a second international summit, with an ambitious goal of hosting representatives from more than 150 countries. Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal revealed this strategic move in a briefing on Tuesday.
The summit, aimed at exploring avenues to conclude the ongoing conflict with Russia, is projected to take place by the year's end. Officials are hopeful that this global assembly will produce viable pathways toward peace and stability in the region.
Shmyhal emphasized the importance of broad international participation, underscoring Ukraine's commitment to a diplomatic resolution and the vital role of global cooperation in achieving lasting peace.
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