Ukraine hosts regional leaders summit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed leaders from seven regional countries to the "Carpathian Eight" summit held in western Ukraine, aiming to strengthen cooperation and reaffirm security guarantees for Ukraine in exchange for support in security, energy, logistics, and economic relations. The meeting included countries such as Romania, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Austria, with the European Union participating as well. While some participants offered strong support to Ukraine, others, like Hungary, Serbia, and Slovakia, refrained from providing direct military assistance. The summit is considered an important step in enhancing relations among the participating nations and bolstering regional and international alliances to support Ukraine.
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