Everyone Knows Munich Well. Appeasement Is Not an Option, Sybiha Said.

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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said that appeasement, a policy of concessions to the aggressor, is not on the table. He recalled that everyone knows well how the Munich Agreement in 1938 turned out, which led to further aggression by Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. Sybiha said this in Kiev at a press conference with his Czech counterpart Jan Lipavský (unpublished).

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Ukraine rejects the policy of concessions and insists on peace based on the UN Charter. After talks with Jan Lipavský, Minister Sybiha emphasized the need for a ceasefire and thanked the Czech Republic for its support and assistance in the fight against Russian aggression.

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Ukraine wants a just and stable peace based on the UN Charter and international rules, the policy of concessions, the so-called appeasement, is unacceptable. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said this at a press conference today after talks with his Czech counterpart Jan Lipavský in Kiev. In this context, both mentioned the Munich Agreement of 1938, according to which Czechoslovakia had to cede border areas to Nazi Germany.

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Ukraine wants a just and stable peace based on the UN Charter and international rules. The policy of concessions, the so-called appeasement, is unacceptable, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said after talks with his Czech counterpart Jan Lipavsky in Kiev. In this context, both politicians mentioned the Munich Agreement of 1938, according to which Czechoslovakia had to cede its border areas to Nazi Germany.

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Kiev - Ukraine wants a just and stable peace based on the UN Charter and international rules, the policy of concessions, the so-called appeasement, is unacceptable. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said this at a press conference today after talks with his Czech counterpart Jan Lipavský in Kiev. In this context, both mentioned the Munich Agreement of 1938, according to which Czechoslovakia had to cede border areas to Nazi Germany.