Ukraine has already concluded 20 security agreements with partner countries, and within the framework of these agreements, it will receive $60 billion in military support every year.
Points of attention
- Ukraine has signed 20 security agreements with partner countries, which will provide $60 billion in military support each year.
- Each of the agreements includes obligations to support Ukraine during the war, humanitarian and financial aid, support on the way to the EU and NATO.
- The President of Ukraine signed agreements on security guarantees with the EU, Lithuania and Estonia, ensuring stability and support from partner countries.
- The conclusion of security agreements is a strategically important matter that allows Ukraine to expand cooperation and strengthen the nation's defense capabilities.
Ukraine has signed 20 security agreements
Security agreements with allied countries will support Ukraine financially in the war against Russia.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine, Denys Shmyhal, said that during the government meeting.
We are strengthening cooperation with partners in parallel with our peace initiatives because only a strong coalition can ensure our victory. Ukraine has already signed 20 security agreements with allies, particularly the EU and the USA.
Denis Shmyhal
Prime Minister of Ukraine
Shmyhal added that the conclusion of security agreements is a unique story that opens new opportunities for cooperation in Ukraine's defence sphere and provides a basis for future peacetime security.
According to these agreements, in the next four years, our partners plan to provide Ukraine with total military support of $60 billion annually.
Security Guarantees for Ukraine
Last year, G7 leaders agreed to provide Ukraine with a security guarantee. Ukraine signed a separate 10-year security agreement with each of the partner countries.
The agreements contain similar provisions, in particular regarding support for Ukraine during the war, obligations regarding military, humanitarian and financial assistance. In addition, the allies undertake to support Ukraine's path to the EU and NATO.
However, each agreement contains individual obligations of the countries based on their economic or military capabilities.
On June 27, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed agreements on security guarantees with the EU, Lithuania and Estonia.
