Ukraine prepares for a number of important international events in the near future. One of them is tomorrow's Second Parliamentary Summit of the International Crimea Platform. It is important to keep Ukraine and the defense of freedom and international law in the global spotlight.

Today, I visited Ukraine’s south. I spoke with our border guards in the Kherson region and congratulated the State Border Guard Service Intelligence on their day. I also met with our military. Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny, Chief of the General Staff Shaptala

The democratic world realizes the importance of Ukraine's resilience in safeguarding freedom for all nations, both in Europe and beyond. We have the ability to defeat any threat if we work together.

I had a call with Ilham Aliyev and thanked him for Azerbaijan’s significant humanitarian assistance, particularly in the energy sector as winter approaches. We reaffirmed our commitment to the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity of states.

As winter approaches, we are making every effort to provide Ukraine with more air defense systems. New decisions are expected from our partners soon. We are also getting ready for active international work. Both this week and next week should yield results for Ukraine.

In the coming weeks, we are determined to work actively with our partners to provide our warriors with more weapons and ammunition, particularly air defense systems and missiles. I am grateful to everyone who helps Ukraine.

Today, we are visiting our brigades that are fighting in one of the hotspots, the Kupyansk-Lyman direction where Russian occupiers constantly try to attack our positions. The 103rd Territorial Defense Brigade, the 68th “Oleksa Dovbush” Jeager Brigade