Sibiga

diplomat

Andrey Sibiga is described as Ukraine's Minister of Foreign Affairs, involved in diplomatic communications with Russia and international partners. He has been cited for announcing Ukraine's unilateral withdrawal from direct negotiations with Russia that were held in Istanbul in 2025. Sibiga has also made public statements regarding Poland’s leadership, criticizing the Polish president's decision as a 'strategic error' and emphasizing the importance of diplomatic dialogue.

Recent coverage

• Sibiga to be appointed acting head of Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs — ТАСС (Telegram)
• Rada has yet to appoint heads of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense and Foreign Affairs before the start of scheduled holidays; Fedorov and Sibiga no longer serve as acting ministers — ТАСС (Telegram)
• Rada has yet to appoint heads of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense and Foreign Affairs before the start of scheduled holidays; Fedorov and Sibiga no longer serve as acting ministers — ТАСС (Telegram)
• Rada has yet to appoint heads of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense and Foreign Affairs before the start of scheduled holidays; Fedorov and Sibiga no longer serve as acting ministers — ТАСС (Telegram)
• Rada has yet to appoint heads of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense and Foreign Affairs before the start of scheduled holidays; Fedorov and Sibiga no longer serve as acting ministers — ТАСС (Telegram)
• Ukraine's Foreign Minister Claims Kyiv Offered Putin a 'Realistic' Way to End the War — SOTAvision
• Galuzin calls Sibigi's words about negotiations with Russia absurd — Ведомости
• Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs Threatens Mirror Response to Poland's Unfriendly Actions — Ведомости