Operational situation on the diplomatic front as 19:00, April 14

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, posted 14 April 2022 23:02

Ukrainian diplomacy continues to exert every effort  to increase world support in order to bring victory over the russian invader. The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba discussed with the U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken the next package of military assistance for Ukraine and agreed on positions on further sanctions to be imposed against russia.


International support 

Following the talks with DmytroKuleba, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ireland Simon Coveney states his support for the oil embargo against russia.

Sweden and Poland are working on a donors' conference for Ukraine in May

Speakers of the Senates of Poland and the Czech Republic during their visit to Ukraine visited Irpin, Bucha and Borodyanka and saw firsthand the consequences of russia’s war crimes. 

France has decided to resume the work of  its embassy in Kyiv

The Spanish city of Fuentes de Andalusia “turns into” Ukraine for per week. 


Sanctions

The United Kingdom has imposed sanctions on oligarch Roman Abramovich's business partners, Yevhen Tenenbaum and David Davidovich. In particular, the British government froze their assets worth £10 billion.

Deputinization of the world

Moldovan parliament passes a draft law  banning symbols of russia’s war against Ukraine, including St. George's ribbon, Z and V symbols

russian criminals on the way behind bars

Ireland has announced an additional € 3 million for the International Criminal Court

An expert mission of the OSCE Moscow Mechanism has prepared a report on violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by russian federation and its armed forces during the ongoing war of aggression against Ukraine.

Humanitarian help

The Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Poland has allocated zł300,000 for the printing of zł80,00 copies of children's literature in Ukrainian, as well as zł450,000 for the printing of 40 thousand copies of the children's book "Small book - big man".