VILNIUS (Reuters) – The G7 nations have made a significant announcement on Wednesday regarding long-term security measures for Ukraine. This international framework aims to enhance Ukraine’s ability to defend itself against Russian aggression and deter any future threats from Moscow. The United States, Germany, Japan, France, Canada, Italy, Britain, and the European Union have jointly declared the framework, which is open to other nations to join. It includes provisions for the supply of advanced military equipment, training programs, intelligence-sharing, and cyber defense capabilities.
In exchange for these security assurances, Ukraine has committed to implementing improved governance measures. These measures will focus on implementing judicial and economic reforms, as well as promoting transparency across the country. This reciprocal agreement aims to bolster Ukraine’s stability and resilience in the face of potential threats.
The declaration comes as Ukraine continues to grapple with ongoing security concerns and strives to maintain its sovereignty. By establishing this framework, the international community hopes to support Ukraine’s efforts to enhance its defense capabilities and deter any future aggression.
Reported by John Irish, Niklas Pollard, and Steve Holland. Edited by Andrew Gray.
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