Zelenskyy and the Prime Minister of Poland signed a security agreement in Warsaw
In Warsaw, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk signed an agreement on security cooperation between the two countries.
The Office of the President reports this.
With this agreement , Poland undertakes to continue to support Ukraine during the ten years of the document’s validity. Among other things, the agreement provides for:
- Poland will provide Ukraine with several more military aid packages.
- Will consider the possibility of transferring at least one additional MiG-29 squadron (at least 14 fighters) to Ukraine.
- The document provides for the possibility of intercepting missiles and drones in Ukrainian airspace fired towards Poland.
- Also, for the first time, the security agreement talks about the creation of a “Ukrainian legion” - the training of personnel of the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine on the territory of Poland, which Ukrainian citizens temporarily residing in Poland and other countries will be able to join.
- The agreement contains a block of cooperation in the defense industry, in particular the location of production facilities of Polish defence companies in Ukraine.
- Poland will continue to operate the Bolloghu logistics hub and use the potential of LitPolUkrbrig to strengthen the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- The purpose of the document is to strengthen cooperation in the non-military sphere, in particular in intelligence, cybersecurity, maritime and information security, and the protection of critical infrastructure.
- Separate blocks of the agreement relate to economic renewal and restoration, border infrastructure and the development of transit potential.
- Political cooperation includes issues of European integration, implementation of the Ukrainian “peace formula”, sanctions, compensation for damage to Ukraine, as well as bringing the aggressor to justice.
- Poland reaffirms its support for Ukraine’s membership in the EU and NATO.
08 July 2024 г., 16:29
