Andrij Melnyk Appointed Ukraine's UN Ambassador

The former Ukrainian ambassador to Germany will represent his country in New York, focusing on countering Russian aggression and securing global support.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the appointment of Andrij Melnyk as the country's new ambassador to the United Nations.
Melnyk, known for his outspoken criticism of Germany's initial reluctance to provide military aid, aims to strengthen Ukraine's international efforts against Russia's invasion.
In his new role, Melnyk will prioritize upholding the UN Charter and rallying support for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The diplomat emphasized Germany's critical role in pressuring Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war and achieve a just peace for Ukraine.
Melnyk replaces Serhiy Kyslytsya and will work closely with allies at the UN to address ongoing challenges posed by Russia's aggression.