Zelenskyy Holds Carpathian Eight Summit in Bukovel — The Hindu
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held the first Carpathian Eight summit in Bukovel, western Ukraine, on September 18. Leaders and representatives of seven countries in the region discussed deepening cooperation. The European Union was also involved in the meeting.
Format participants
The Carpathian Eight includes Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary. Thus, Ukraine, together with seven other states, became a participant in the new regional format.
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The Hindu reports on the summit in Bukovel. The publication's material is based on information from Associated Press.
Russian strikes
The summit took place after overnight strikes by Russia, the aggressor state, on several regions of Ukraine. According to the publication, the strikes caused fires. Deaths and injuries were also reported, but their exact number was not given in the material.
