China will provide Ukraine with a new package of humanitarian energy aid intended for the restoration of infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks, announced Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha after a bilateral meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, held in Munich.
According to Sybiha, the assistance will focus on supporting the recovery of the Ukrainian energy system, a recurring target of massive bombardments by Russia. During the meeting, the head of Ukrainian diplomacy informed Wang Yi about the situation at the front, the attacks on critical infrastructure, and the damage suffered by Chinese companies as a result of the bombings.
In the meeting, both sides also addressed the possibility of developing "mutually beneficial" trade relations based on respect for territorial integrity, as well as diplomatic efforts to end the war.
Sybiha reiterated Kyiv's interest in maintaining high-level contacts with Beijing and formally invited the Chinese foreign minister to visit Ukraine, while he expressed his gratitude for the invitation to travel to China.
