Ukraine and Portugal started negotiations on security agreement
Source: President’s office
On April 24, Ukraine and Portugal began work on a draft agreement on security guarantees and developed a schedule for further negotiations.
During the negotiations, the parties paid special attention to the expectations from the inaugural Peace Summit in Switzerland, as well as the important role of Portugal in the implementation of the Ukrainian peace formula and the involvement of the countries of the Global South in this process.
Ukraine has already concluded nine bilateral security agreements with Great Britain, Germany, France, Denmark, Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, Finland and Latvia. These agreements are signed to implement the G7 Joint Declaration on Support for Ukraine.
On July 12, at the NATO summit in Vilnius, the G7 countries agreed on a joint declaration on security guarantees for Ukraine.The document emphasizes that the leaders reaffirm their unwavering commitment to the strategic goal of maintaining a free, independent, democratic and sovereign Ukraine within its internationally recognized borders.
The G7 leaders noted that other countries wishing to contribute to these efforts can join the Declaration at any time.
Notorious supporter of the concept “in order for a cow to eat less and give more milk, it needs to be fed less and milked more” “Servant of the People” Danylo Hetmantsev, under the guise of “business requirements”, registered a draft law on the collection of VAT on all foreign purchases, regardless of their value. In other words, every Ukrainian, buying goods of any value and purpose abroad, when sending them to Ukraine, will have to pay an additional fifth part, or 20% of the cost of the goods.
Source: UJCU A Molotov cocktail was thrown at a facade of a synagogue in Mykolaiv…
Source: Taras Melnychuk/Telegram In another re-jig of regional administrations, two governors left their post to…
Source: Odesafilm On Tuesday, Odesa authorities dismantled a monument to Soviet-era actor and singer…
Source: Operator rynku Ukraine’s government has decided to restrict public access to information on electricity…