Ukraine’s Zelenskiy Arrives in Oslo for Funeral of King Harald
Zelenskiy will meet Norwegian leaders on air defence and the Freyja anti-ballistic initiative as Russia steps up attacks on Kyiv.
- On Tuesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Oslo, Norway, accompanied by his wife Olena, to attend King Harald's funeral on Wednesday.
- Zelensky stated he intends to "express our gratitude to Norway at the farewell ceremony for His Majesty King Harald" for assistance during the 4-1/2-year war with Russia.
- Discussions between Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere and Zelensky will focus on air defense and military assistance for the winter, addressing Ukraine's critical needs.
- Zelensky will also meet with companies involved in the Freyja initiative to develop a European anti-ballistic system against ongoing Russian threats.
- Russia resumed near-constant drone and missile attacks on Kyiv on Tuesday, killing five people, underscoring the urgency of Ukraine's air defense needs.
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Zelensky in Norway for King Harald's funeral
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Norway on Tuesday, the eve of the funeral of King Harald V, in a visit that will also allow talks with Oslo on air-defence support.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Norway on Tuesday, on the eve of the funeral of King Harald V.
The official Oslo refused until the last moment to confirm Vladimir Zelensky's arrival at the funeral events dedicated to the farewell of King Harald V. The Norwegian Government avoided direct answers to journalists' requests for a visit to Ukrainian politics, handed over RIA News. The newspaper Dagbladet complained about receiving formal receipts from the country's foreign policy agency. "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs referred to the Norwegia…
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