Dmytro Kuleba

Some of the key events about Dmytro Kuleba

• 2003

  Graduated with honors from the Institute of International Relations at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
• 2009

  Became the youngest department director in the history of Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• 2014

  Appointed Ambassador-at-Large for Strategic Communications at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine
• 2014

  Faced criticism for controversial statements about Russia during the annexation of Crimea
• 2016

  Elected as the youngest member of the National Agency on Corruption Prevention
• 2019

  Appointed Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine
• 2019

  Sparked controversy by suggesting Ukraine could resume water supply to Crimea in exchange for Russia's withdrawal
• 2020

  Became the youngest Minister of Foreign Affairs in the history of independent Ukraine
• 2020

  Drew criticism for comments suggesting Ukraine might have to compromise on Crimea to join NATO
• 2021

  Launched the Crimea Platform, an international coordination mechanism to restore Ukraine's sovereignty over Crimea
• 2021

  Received backlash for downplaying the threat of a Russian invasion, contradicting Western intelligence
• 2022

  Played a crucial role in Ukraine's diplomatic efforts during the Russian invasion, securing international support
• 2022

  Successfully advocated for Ukraine's EU candidate status
• 2022

  Faced criticism for initially opposing Germany's offer to send helmets as military aid
• 2023

  Instrumental in organizing international support for Ukraine's Peace Formula initiative

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