Today, April 17, a Ukrainian delegation led by Andriy Yermak, head of the Office of the President, arrived in Paris. The delegation also includes Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga and Defense Minister Rustem Umerov.

The purpose of the visit is to engage in a series of meetings with representatives from the so-called "coalition of willing" countries that have expressed readiness to provide enhanced support to Ukraine, particularly in the area of security. This was reported by Andriy Yermak on his Telegram channel.

"Just landed in Paris with Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga and Defense Minister Rustem Umerov," he wrote.

The visit includes a series of bilateral and multilateral meetings with representatives from coalition countries, including France, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

Additionally, Yermak noted that meetings are also scheduled with representatives from the United States who are currently in France.

The "Ramstein" contact group meeting on Ukraine's defense began on April 11 in Brussels.

The meeting was opened by British Defense Minister Jonny Gilli, where Germany announced it would provide Ukraine with 30 Patriot missiles and other military equipment.

Participating countries committed to increasing military assistance to Ukraine to 21 billion euros.