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Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson attended a meeting of the Leaders’ Summit of the “Coalition of Volunteers”.

Kristersson noted that no one knows how or when the war in Ukraine will end, but emphasized that once it does, this region of the world will feel its effects for at least a generation. “Therefore, a strong Ukraine capable of defending itself is important not only for Ukraine, but also for Sweden and all of Europe,” he said.

Kristersson added that in next week’s meetings with his EU colleagues, frozen Russian assets will be high on the agenda, stating: “We continue to increase pressure on Russia in close cooperation with our allies.”