Embassy of Ukraine in Singapore

02/09/2026

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has joined a United24 fundraising campaign launched with former astronaut, EMT and UNITED24 ambassador, NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly, to purchase 10 Type-C ambulances. Ukrainian embassies and consulates around the world, together with local Ukrainian communities, are organizing charitable initiatives to help raise $1,200,000 for the procurement of 10 state-of-the-art ambulances.
These are true mobile intensive care units equipped with artificial lung ventilation devices, defibrillator monitors, electrocardiographs with remote ECG transmission capabilities, and other lifesaving medical equipment.
In 2025, Ukrainian emergency medical teams responded to more than 4.5 million calls. Since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, 495 ambulances have been destroyed or damaged.
In the aftermath of a Russian strike, every second counts.
Modern ambulances are more than just a means of transportation-they serve as mobile emergency rooms, enabling medics to provide lifesaving care long before patients reach a hospital.
Every donation brings us one step closer to saving lives.
Join the fundraiser today:

🔗 https://u24.gov.ua/uk/scott-kelly-fundraiser-for-ambulances

01/09/2026

Ambassador Kateryna Zelenko:

"Many thanks for inviting me to share my insights with senior researchers of the East Asian Institute (EAI), National University of Singapore.

We had an insightful talk on Ukraine's views regarding the present and future of the global world order through the lens of Russia’s war of aggression and its far reaching repercussions."

31/08/2026

Ambassador Kateryna Zelenko:

“Excellent exchange with Assistant Managing Director Gillian TAN at the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

We discussed the ways to bolster resilience of financial and banking systems amid global uncertainty.

There are many opportunities for collaboration with ASEAN countries, particularly in fintech, to exchange best practices and foster bilateral dialogue.”🇺🇦🇸🇬

29/08/2026

At the end of August, sunflowers bloom across Ukraine’s fields. It was twelve years ago, when in August 2014 these fields became the setting of the events of the Ilovaisk tragedy. As Ukrainian soldiers were leaving the encirclement through the “green” corridor, they were attacked by Russian forces.

Since then, the sunflower has become a symbol of remembrance for Ukraine’s fallen defenders. Every year on August 29, we honour all those who gave their lives defending Ukraine throughout more than 12 years of Russia’s brutal aggression.

We remember their faces, their names, their stories. We bow our heads in honour of every man and woman who gave their life for Ukraine.

Eternal memory to the fallen! 🌻🕯️

24/08/2026

A few snippets of Ukraine Cultural Day this Sunday 💛💙 What an incredible day - so exciting to see community coming together to enjoy good food, good music and great company. Thank you, you beautiful people for making this day possible! Happy Independence Day 🇺🇦

24/08/2026

Thank you, friends, for your unwavering support and solidarity 🇺🇦🤝🇪🇺

24/08/2026

Ukraine-ASEAN Gateway is now live!

On the 35th Anniversary of Ukraine's Independence, we are pleased to announce the launch of Ukraine-ASEAN Gateway — a new digital platform connecting Ukraine with the countries and peoples of Southeast Asia.

Visit a portal: https://ua-asean.com/

🇺🇦 35 Years of Ukraine’s Independence.
And New Horizons — Ukraine and ASEAN.

Today, we celebrate Ukraine’s Independence Day — a day of our freedom, dignity, and our right to determine our own future.

Even in the most difficult times, Ukraine is not only fighting and defending itself. We are looking ahead, building new partnerships, and opening Ukraine to the world.

That is why today, the Embassy of Ukraine in Malaysia is launching UA–ASEAN Gateway — ua-asean.com 🇺🇦🤝🌏

It is a new digital bridge between Ukraine and ASEAN countries — a platform for business, trade, investment, technology, education, reconstruction, and direct connections between our nations.

Malaysia has become an important partner for Ukraine and a gateway for strengthening our presence across Southeast Asia. Our goal is for Ukraine to be known in this region not only through the war, but also through our people, technologies, agricultural potential, innovation, culture, and opportunities for cooperation.

Independence is not only about what we defend. It is also about what we build.

Today, we are taking another step towards bringing Ukraine and ASEAN closer together.

🇺🇦 Happy Independence Day, Ukraine!

Ukraine is here. Ukraine is open. Ukraine is moving forward.

🌐 ua-asean.com

24/08/2026

🇺🇦 Happy Independence Day of Ukraine!

Today, we celebrate 35 years of Ukraine’s restored independence and honour our centuries-long history.

Millions of Ukrainians before us made this day possible – nurturing and defending our language, culture and dignity, and carrying forward an enduring desire for freedom.

But our unity is rooted not only in our shared heritage. Millions of Ukrainians make Independence Day possible today and for years to come – and for that we are immensely grateful. We honour our defenders and remember all those who gave their lives for Ukraine’s independence.

On this celebratory day, and on every day, Ukrainians have each other.
Our gratitude also goes to every partner who stands with Ukraine and works with us towards a lasting peace. And we are inspired to build a future together – a free, secure, innovative and prosperous European Ukraine.

Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes! 🇺🇦

24/08/2026

For generations, Ukrainians have shared a dream of a free and peaceful future in an independent Ukraine – a dream shaped by our common past and carried forward by many courageous people. It came to life on 24 August 1991.

Today, millions of Ukrainians have a shared dream too – and we turn it into action every day. Defending our country, rebuilding what was destroyed, caring for one another, and shaping the future with innovations.

And we will succeed 🇺🇦

23/08/2026

The proclamation of independence in 1991 was not the beginning of Ukraine’s statehood, but the culmination of a centuries-long history and a long struggle to regain a sovereign state.

Across different periods of history, from the times of Rus to the Cossack Hetmanate and the Ukrainian People’s Republic, people here had various forms of statehood and governance. In 1991, Ukraine restored its independence after decades of Soviet rule – a return to the independent Ukrainian state, declared by the Ukrainian People’s Republic over 100 years ago.

Words matter – they shape how history is understood. Saying that Ukraine restored its independence, rather than was born in 1991, recognises this longer historical continuity and the role of generations of Ukrainians who helped shape the country as it is today.