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Ukraine is facing a critical situation and is seeking international diplomatic support through meetings with allies and partners.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is expected in Oslo today to discuss the situation in his country. The Norwegian government announced it, while Axios writes that the leader of Kiev will meet the US presidential envoy Steve Witkoff. “President Zelensky has asked Norway and Finland to organize a meeting as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts, at a critical moment for Ukraine,” the government said, without mentioning interlocutors other than Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store and Finnish President Alexander Stubb.
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The meeting in Oslo will produce a joint statement on support for Ukraine
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