At the end of the last week Petro Poroshenko took part in the 53th Munich Conference on Security Policy.
During the conference the President of Ukraine met with the Vice President of the United States Michael Pence (right in the picture) and other high-profile politicians.
In the picture: Petro Poroshenko at the moment of arrival at the Munich Conference.
During the business trip to Germany the Head of Ukraine had a talk with the United States Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. It is known, that Petro Poroshenko and the representative of Washington discussed the situation in the Donbass. In the course of the talks the Ukrainian President made attention of the Russian Federation's violation of the Minsk agreements.
In the picture: Petro Poroshenko and the United States Senator of Arizona John McCain.
The Mayor of Kiev Vitali Klitschko also arrived at the Munich Conference.
During the speaking at the 53th Munich Conference the President of Ukraine noted, that the solution to the conflict in the Donbass did not seem possible without Ukraine's participation.
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