Ukraine signs security agreement with Luxembourg
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister of Luxembourg Luc Frieden have signed a bilateral Agreement on Security Cooperation and Long-Term Support on Wednesday, 10 July, in Washington.
Source: European Pravda, Office of the President of Ukraine
Details: The agreement, posted on the website of the Office of the President, consists of twenty chapters that specify Luxembourg's support for Ukraine in the context of countering full-scale Russian invasion.
Among other things, Luxembourg is to provide military assistance and support to Ukraine over the ten years of the agreement "at the same pace" as in 2022 (at the time of signing the agreement, the country has allocated €80 million since the beginning of the year).
The agreement also reinforces Luxembourg's leading role in the coalition to build Ukraine's IT capabilities and its commitment to support Kyiv in the fields of satellite technology, intelligence and surveillance.
This is the twenty-second security agreement Ukraine has signed with its partners, the previous one was signed with Poland during Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to Warsaw.
On Thursday, alongside the NATO summit, the United States will host a meeting of states that have pledged their security assistance to Ukraine.
Recent polls reveal that 65% of Ukrainians believe security agreements with allies are beneficial, but their expectations of them are low.
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