Prigozhin’s uprising and nuclear weapons in Belarus will become "new topics" of the NATO summit, - Duda
The visit of the Western allies to Kyiv on the Constitution Day of Ukraine was very important for the discussion of further support for Ukraine, preparations for the NATO summit and the relocation of the "Wagner" PMC to Belarus.
Thus, Polish President Andrzej Duda summarized the results of the meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky and Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda on June 28 in Kyiv, Censor.NET reports with reference to TVN24.
"Another trip to Kyiv to support our Ukrainian allies in the fight against Russian aggression has ended. I am very glad that we, together with our neighbors, were able to celebrate their important holiday - Constitution Day," Duda said.
The Polish leader noted that it was important to visit Kyiv in order to support Ukraine during its struggle against the Russian aggressor.
"I held very important political negotiations about what the NATO summit will bring to Ukraine.
We discussed many important issues for our cooperation, including the future reconstruction of Ukraine. I hope that in the last days remaining before the NATO summit, international consultations will definitely continue," Duda said.
The President of Poland said that Prigozhin's rebellion and the placement of nuclear weapons in Belarus will be "new topics" for the NATO summit.
Strengthening security in Eastern Europe and support for Ukraine will also be discussed during the summit.
