Английская Википедия:Iron diplomacy

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The first foreign delegation to Kyiv during the 2022 invasion meeting with Ukrainian leaders in front of the situation room after arriving by railШаблон:Efn
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US secretary of state Antony Blinken on the train to Kyiv

"Iron diplomacy" (Шаблон:Lang-uk) refers to the practice of transporting world leaders from Poland through Ukraine via rail since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022.Шаблон:R The expression was coined by Oleksandr Kamyshin, the head of Ukrainian Railways, because many diplomats were being shuttled by train to and from Kyiv, the capital city, as the use of Ukrainian airspace was impractical due to the invasion.Шаблон:R In addition, the first foreign leaders to visit Kyiv had decided to avoid travelling from Poland to Ukraine via a Polish military jet, in case Russia interpreted it as an escalating move.Шаблон:R The journeys, including US President Joe Biden's 2023 visit, begin in Poland with a flight to Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport and then transfer to Przemyśl Główny railway station, where the visiting leaders board an overnight train to Kyiv.

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Oleksandr Kamyshin, head of Ukrainian Railways

Rail system

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Since the start of the Russian invasion in 2022, Ukraine's airspace has been closed and its roads have become unreliable due to fighting.Шаблон:R As a result, the country has been forced to rely heavily on its rail system for transport, including for humanitarian aid, refugees, weapons, and food for export.Шаблон:R As the rail system is crucial in Ukraine's resistance to the invasion, Ukrainian Railways has continued to run despite repeated attacks against the system, such as the attack on Kramatorsk station.Шаблон:R Security has also increased, and Aleksandr Kamyshin, who runs Ukrainian Railways, is now armed and accompanied by two bodyguards, keeps his schedule and location secret, and avoids physical contact with his family.Шаблон:RШаблон:Efn

Diplomats and other world leaders who wish to travel through Ukraine are faced with a similar lack of options, so they regularly take part in Kamyshin's iron diplomacy program.Шаблон:R The train ride takes nearly 10 hours.[1] Ukraine also provides a security detail for the visiting leaders, and Kamyshin also keeps their travel details secret, but sometimes information ends up being publicized before the delegation has left Ukraine, which increases the risk of an attack.Шаблон:R

Carriages

One of the carriages used in the iron diplomacy program was originally constructed for rich tourists to the Crimean peninsula.Шаблон:R Completed in 2014, it was used only a few times before Russia annexed the peninsula early that year.Шаблон:R Recently modernized carriages from the Soviet era have also been used for the iron diplomacy program.Шаблон:R Although most cars have been retrofitted with upscale furnishings to allow visiting leaders to travel comfortably, not all carriages have been refurbished to the same standard.Шаблон:R Discrepancies regarding train car accommodations were noted by the French president Emmanuel Macron, the German chancellor Olaf Scholz, and the Italian prime minister Mario Draghi during their joint trip to Kyiv in June 2022.Шаблон:R

Notable visits

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Date Travellers Representing To Notes Rf.
2022-03-15 Mateusz Morawiecki, prime minister
Petr Fiala, prime minister
Janez Janša, prime minister
Jarosław Kaczyński, deputy prime minister
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Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
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2022-04-01 Roberta Metsola, parliament president Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
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2022-04-08 Шаблон:Nowrap
Josep Borrell, foreign affairs representative
Eduard Heger, prime minister
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Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
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2022-04-09 Boris Johnson, prime minister Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
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2022-04-09 Karl Nehammer, chancellor Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
2022-04-13 Alar Karis, president
Egils Levits, president
Gitanas Nausėda, president
Andrzej Duda, president
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Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
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2022-04-24 Antony Blinken, secretary of state
Lloyd Austin, secretary of defense
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2022-04-28 António Guterres, secretary-general Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
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2022-04-30 Nancy Pelosi, speaker Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
2022-05-08 Justin Trudeau, prime minister
Chrystia Freeland, deputy prime minister
Mélanie Joly, foreign affairs ministerШаблон:Efn
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2022-05-22 Andrzej Duda, president Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
2022-05-26 Sanna Marin, prime minister Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
2022-06-16 Emmanuel Macron, president
Olaf Scholz, chancellor
Mario Draghi, prime minister
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Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
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2022-06-16 Klaus Iohannis, president Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
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2022-06-17 Boris Johnson, prime minister Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist [2]
2022-06-29 Joko Widodo, president Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
2022-07-03 Anthony Albanese, prime minister Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
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2022-07-25 Alejandro Giammattei, president Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist [3]
2022-10-20 Ignazio Cassis, president Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
2022-10-25 Frank-Walter Steinmeier, president Шаблон:Flag Kyiv Шаблон:Blist Шаблон:R
2022-11-19 Rishi Sunak, prime minister Шаблон:Flag Kyiv
  • Announced new anti-air military aid
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2022-11-26 Alexander De Croo, prime minister
Katalin Novák, president
Ingrida Šimonytė, prime minister
Mateusz Morawiecki, prime minister
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Kyiv
  • The four leaders together with president Zelenskyy launched the "Grain from Ukraine" initiative, which aims to export Ukrainian grain to countries vulnerable to famine and drought
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2022-11-28 Urmas Reinsalu, foreign minister
Pekka Haavisto, foreign minister
Þórdís Kolbrún R. Gylfadóttir, foreign minister
Edgars Rinkēvičs, foreign minister
Gabrielius Landsbergis, foreign minister
Anniken Huitfeldt, foreign minister
Tobias Billström, foreign minister
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2023-01-30 Mette Frederiksen, prime minister Шаблон:Flag Mykolaiv, Odesa
  • Frederiksen was received by Zelenskyy, and the two leaders visited a hospital treating wounded soldiers and the Port of Mykolaiv
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2023-02-20 Joe Biden, president Шаблон:Flag Kyiv

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2023-02-21 Giorgia Meloni, prime minister Шаблон:Flag Kyiv
  • Meloni met with president Zelenskyy, and visited Bucha and Irpin.
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2023-02-23 Pedro Sánchez, prime minister Шаблон:Flag Kyiv
  • Sánchez met with president Zelenskyy, and visited Bucha and Irpin.
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2023-04-28 Petr Pavel, president
Zuzana Čaputová, president
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Kyiv, Dnipro
  • The two presidents visited Borodianka and met with president Zelenskyy
  • Pavel also visited Bucha and Dnipro
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2023-06-10 Justin Trudeau, prime minister Шаблон:Flag Kyiv
  • Trudeau and deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland met president Zelenskyy
  • Trudeau laid a wreath at a memorial for fallen Ukrainian soldiers at St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery, addressed the Ukrainian parliament, and announced C$500 million in new military aid for Ukraine
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See also

Explanatory notes

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References

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Шаблон:2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine Шаблон:Diplomacy