The US and Ukraine signed an agreement laying out Washington’s long-term security relationship with Kyiv on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Italy yesterday. US President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signed the bilateral deal, which comes after 15 countries concluded similar long-term security agreements with Kyiv, including Britain, France, and Germany. According to media reports, the agreement broadly regulates cooperation between the two countries at all possible levels, including with regard to military equipment, training, and manoeuvres. However, the agreement makes no promises to supply specific weapons systems to Ukraine.
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US, Ukraine sign long-term security agreement on sidelines of G7 summit
