Ukraine's foreign minister discusses drone deal, Russian hybrid threats during Iceland visit
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha visited Iceland to discuss Russia's intensified hybrid attacks on Europe and speeding up a drone deal with Reykjavik.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha traveled to Iceland for talks with local officials covering several topics tied to bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
One of the key subjects raised was Russia's escalating hybrid warfare campaign against Europe. Sybiha and his Icelandic counterparts discussed how to assess and respond to this heightened threat, which affects multiple European nations.
Drone deal
Another major point of discussion was the so-called Drone Deal between Ukraine and Iceland. The minister raised the possibility of accelerating the signing of this agreement with Reykjavik's representatives, aiming to bring it into force sooner.
No further details were disclosed about the specific content of the deal or its timeline. The visit forms part of Ukraine's broader diplomatic push to secure support from European nations on defense and security matters, amid Russia's ongoing military campaign and its wider impact on regional security.


