Zelensky and EU's von der Leyen meet at NATO summit in Ankara, discuss Ukraine's EU accession, Drone Deal signing and winter energy resilience. Zelensky urged opening remaining negotiation clusters soon to maintain pace toward integration.
Zelensky and von der Leyen discussed Eurointegration, signing a Drone Deal, and energy issues. Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelensky met European CommissionUrsula von der Leyen on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Ankara to discuss Ukraine's EU integration, next steps toward signing a Drone Deal, and energy resilience for the coming winter.
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