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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha made a statement regarding the meetings held as part of the OSCE leadership’s visit to Kyiv.

Referring to the agenda items of the meeting, Sybiha said: “We discussed the dynamics of peace efforts, the outcomes and expectations of the meetings in Abu Dhabi, and the situation on the battlefield. I informed the OSCE leadership about Russia’s war crimes, attacks on civilians, and strikes on energy infrastructure, as a result of which people were left without electricity, heating, and water in freezing cold conditions.”

Drawing attention to OSCE personnel detained in Russia, Sybiha stated: “I also recalled the three OSCE employees detained in Russia — Vadym Golda, Maxim Petrov, and Dmytro Shabanov — and reiterated our call for their release.”

Sharing his vision for the post-war period, Sybiha concluded: “We discussed the role of the OSCE in ensuring a lasting peace for Ukraine, including in the post-war period, and stability in the OSCE area, as well as our shared responsibility to uphold the principles of the Helsinki Final Act.”