Overview
- Selenskyj received a ceremonial welcome from President Alexander Van der Bellen and held talks with Chancellor Christian Stocker during his first visit since 2022
- Austria reaffirmed roughly three billion euros in support for Ukraine, including about 300 million euros in bilateral humanitarian and financial aid
- Austrian leaders proposed hosting future peace talks between Russia and Ukraine on neutral ground in Vienna
- The far-right FPÖ denounced the visit as a violation of Austria’s military neutrality and accused the government of sidelining domestic concerns
- Selenskyj departed for the G7 summit in Canada, where he is scheduled to meet President Trump