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Czech Republic, Ukraine to ink security agreement on July 18

Czech Republic, Ukraine to ink security agreement on July 18
28.06.2024 18:00
The Czech Republic will sign a security agreement with Ukraine on July 18, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala wrote on social networks.

According to him, the document will be signed at the European Political Community Summit in London.

Meanwhile, the Czech Republic plans to sign a security agreement with Ukraine even before the NATO summit in Washington (to be held on July 9-11), and representatives of the Czech Republic want to officially announce this in the US capital.

It is reported that the text of the agreement is currently being finalized, and exchanges of views with the Ukrainian side continue.

Kyiv has currently concluded 19 such bilateral agreements and plans to sign several more in the coming months.

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