Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with King Felipe VI of Spain at the Zarzuela royal residence on Nov. 5, according to Ukraine’s presidential office. The talks focused on Spain’s support for Ukraine, air defense needs and efforts to hold Russia accountable for its invasion. Zelenskyy expressed condolences to the king and the Spanish people over a train collision in Toledo on Oct. 28 that, according to the statement, killed about 70 people and injured more than 100. He also thanked Spain for its assistance to Ukraine and recognized the king’s personal support. The Ukrainian president briefed Felipe VI on the impact of ongoing Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities and communities. He said Ukraine was working with international partners to strengthen its air defenses and appealed for Spanish support, including additional missiles for air defense systems. The meeting also addressed efforts to establish a Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine and create a mechanism for securing reparations from Russia. Post navigation Ukraine Seeks Portugal’s Energy Support