In June, Vitsche was in Brussels

At the European Parliament, we spoke about Ukraine — directly where key European decisions are made.

The discussions focused on the issues that remain crucial for Ukraine: security, military and financial support, the return of abducted Ukrainian children, the release of unlawfully detained civilians, and accountability for russian crimes.

Our message was clear: Ukraine must not simply remain on the European agenda. It must be at the centre of it.

Because behind every political discussion are human lives that cannot wait.

We returned from Brussels with new contacts, ideas, and concrete approaches for our future work. The conversations continue — and so does our commitment to keeping Ukraine at the centre of European attention.