Outcomes of Summit on Peace in Ukraine and G7 Summit discussed in Kyiv

Outcomes of Summit on Peace in Ukraine and G7 Summit discussed in Kyiv

KYIV, UKRAINE - JUNE 19, 2024 - Prime Minister of Ukraine in 2016-2019, chairman of the Interregional Coordination Humanitarian Headquarters Volodymyr Groysman attends the special event of the Kyiv Security Forum with G7 Ambassadors to Ukraine to discuss the results of the Summit on Peace in Ukraine and the G7 Summit, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine.

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