British Prime Minister Boris Johnson visited Kyiv today. Following the talks at the Mariinsky Palace, a number of important statements were made:.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson at a meeting in Kiev discussed further steps to curb Russian aggression.

The Ukrainian side is obliged to comply with the Minsk agreements, the Ukrainian leader believes. In particular, because he is responsible for any signed papers.

Johnson assured Zelensky of readiness to cooperate on the issue of liberation of the occupied territories.

The new format of political cooperation in Europe between Ukraine, Britain and Poland is a good platform for security and trade issues.

*** Ukraine will cancel conscription for urgent military service. The Cabinet of Ministers was instructed to prepare and submit a draft law on this matter to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

*** The European Commission supported the decision to allocate 1.2 billion to Ukraine. euro bailout amid the Russian threat.

*** Ukraine and Poland agreed to build a gas pipeline. This will increase the volume of gas supplied to the East.

*** Pechersk District Court. Kiev chose the former police colonel Yuriy Goluban, suspected of organizing mass riots in Ukraine, a measure of restraint in the form of detention for two months without the possibility of bail.

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5% of respondents do not support the idea that Vladimir Zelensky run for his second presidential term in the elections in 2024.

If elections to the Verkhovna Rada were held in the near future, the European Solidarity party would receive the greatest support from voters.

*** The opponent of the Ukrainian national team in the 1/2 finals of the European Futsal Championship became known. The opponent of the “blue-yellow” in the semi-finals of the competition will be the Russian team.