US EditionUkraine Cuts Ties with Nicaragua over Occupied Territories Recognition
Ukraine's move ends ties with Nicaragua after its unprecedented recognition of Russian control over four Ukrainian regions, marking a firm stance against territorial violations.
- On October 1, Ukraine severed diplomatic relations with the Republic of Nicaragua, calling it a `gross violation of the UN Charter and fundamental norms of international law`, the Ukrainian foreign ministry said.
- Nicaragua's government formally recognised Crimea and parts of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson as Russian territory after co-presidents Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo wrote to Vladimir Putin expressing `full support and recognition`.
- Russian officials quoted by TASS reported trade between Nicaragua and Russia surged 70% in 2023 and grew 79% in early 2024, while Laureano Ortega Murillo gained authority to negotiate with occupied territories.
- Ukraine said the move eliminates its diplomatic representation through its embassy in Mexico and consular services via Havana, and Andrii Sybiha warned that `Ukraine will continue to react as harshly as possible in response to any attempts to encroach on its sovereignty and territorial integrity.`
- Nicaragua's move leaves it the first UN member to back the annexation, building on Cold War-era ties and making it a pivotal hub for Russian Federation activity in the region.
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The Kyiv Independent
einnews.comUkraine cuts diplomatic ties with Nicaragua
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry announced Oct. 2 that it is severing diplomatic relations with Nicaragua, citing Managua's recognition of Crimea and four partially occupied Ukrainian regions as part of Russia.
La Nación, Grupo Nación
Kiev, Ukraine. Ukraine, invaded by Russia in February 2022, announced this Thursday that it broke diplomatic relations with Nicaragua, which it accused of recognizing a Russian “sovereignty” over five Ukrainian regions occupied by Moscow. “Ukraine has officially broken diplomatic relations with the Republic of Nicaragua,” wrote Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sibiga on social network X. “This decision is made in response to Nicaragua’s recogni…
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