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Zelensky thanks Seguro and Montenegro for support in Ukraine's independence

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed gratitude for the supportive message from Portuguese President António José Seguro on the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence.

25 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky today expressed thanks to Portuguese President António José Seguro for the 'heartfelt message' sent in celebration of Ukraine's 35 years of independence. This acknowledgment was made during Independence Day celebrations, where the strong partnership with Portugal was highlighted.

Zelensky also emphasized the importance of deepening bilateral cooperation between the two countries. He expressed hope for a meeting 'soon' with the Portuguese President to discuss issues relevant to both nations.

In addition to the support received from Seguro, Zelensky also recognized the supportive message from the Prime Minister of Montenegro. The Ukrainian President took the opportunity to reaffirm the good relations between Ukraine and Montenegro in the context of its independence anniversary.

Messages of solidarity from international leaders, such as those from Portugal and Montenegro, are part of Ukraine's effort to strengthen partnerships during the current geopolitical context. This comes at a time when Ukraine continues to face various challenges.

Zelensky's recognition and thanks reflect the significance of diplomatic relations and international support as Ukraine celebrates significant milestones in its history. Cooperation between Ukraine and the two countries has been emphasized as a priority in responding to these challenges.

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