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Poland and Ukraine to sign agreement on long-term defense co-op

Poland and Ukraine to sign agreement on long-term defense co-op
05.07.2024 11:30
Polish and Ukrainian officials have finalized the agreement on long-term defense cooperation, Foreign Minister of Poland Radosław Sikorski said on TVN24.

The foreign minister expressed his hope that the document will be signed before the NATO summit to be held in Washington from July 9 through 11.

Earlier, during the EU summit on June 27, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk revealed that the Ukrainian leader would visit Warsaw. Additionally, he emphasized that the security agreement between the two nations will be signed before the NATO summit in Washington.

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