Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba names three priority topics to be raised by Ukraine at this year's Munich Security Conference

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has named three priority topics that Ukraine will promote at this year's Munich Security Conference: the supply of long-range missiles and combat aircraft for Ukraine, our country's membership in NATO, and the future of russia. He spoke about this on the evening of February 6 during a national telethon.

"This Munich Security Conference will be of paramount importance. It will bring together key figures in Euro-Atlantic security. The focus will be on topics that are directly related to the security of Ukraine, Europe and the world as a whole," he said.

Dmytro Kuleba reminded that a year ago, it had been at the Munich Security Conference that President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy had delivered a keynote speech in which he had called for weapons to be provided to Ukraine.

"This year, we will be promoting priority topics for Ukraine at the Munich Security Conference. The key one is the supply of long-range missiles and the opening of the supply of combat aircraft, as aircraft are the last type of weapon to be unlocked, all other positions we have opened last year through team efforts. We will also talk about Ukraine's membership in NATO and the future of russia in general," the Minister said.