The European Union has reached an agreement on security obligations for Ukraine, according to a report. The commitments are expected to come into effect in the summer and remain in force until Ukraine joins the EU and the NATO defense alliance.
This is reported by “Welt am Sonntag” according to a preliminary report, which cites a confidential draft of the security commitments that the newspaper has available. The agreement should therefore enter into force by July at the latest.
“The European Union and its Member States will contribute in the long term and together with partners to security commitments for Ukraine designed to help Ukraine defend itself, resist attempts at destabilization and deter aggression in the future,” said the eleven-page spread. document says.
It is indirectly excluded that soldiers from EU countries participate in combat operations against Russia. It was also said that under pressure from neutral states Austria, Ireland and Malta, only ‘commitments’ and not ‘guarantees’ were discussed as the former were considered less binding.
Source: Krone
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