Ukraine and Poland hold final round of talks on security agreement

Ukrainska Pravda
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Final round of negotiations regarding the signing of a bilateral security agreement between Ukraine and Poland. Photo: Ukrainian President's Office
Final round of negotiations regarding the signing of a bilateral security agreement between Ukraine and Poland. Photo: Ukrainian President's Office

Ukraine and Poland have held the final round of negotiations regarding the signing of a bilateral security agreement.

Source: press service of the Ukrainian President's Office, as reported by European Pravda

Details: Ihor Zhovkva, Deputy Head of the Ukrainian President's Office, noted that the negotiating teams had conducted a difficult job, and now "we are close to concluding a bilateral security agreement".

"Poland's role in assisting Ukraine and bringing our victory closer cannot be overestimated. The agreement will be truly ambitious, reflecting most of our achievements and joint plans for the future," he said.

The parties noted the progress achieved and agreed upon a schedule of further actions to finalise the bilateral agreement and sign it shortly.

Background:

  • The bilateral security agreement between Ukraine and Poland could reportedly be finalised and signed before the NATO summit, which will be held on 9-11 July.

  • Pawel Kowal, a Polish lawmaker and chairman of Poland's Council for Cooperation with Ukraine, stated that the agreement would be ready soon.

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