Ukraine’s membership in NATO is important and would move eastern flank of Alliance from Poland, - Duda
Polish President Andrzej Duda said that Ukraine has one of the best armies in the world.
He stated this during a meeting of the National Security Council, Censor.NET reports with the reference to Radio Liberty.
The Polish leader called "extremely important" the issue of Ukraine's future membership in NATO. According to him, it would move NATO's eastern flank away from Poland, thereby increasing its security.
According to his assessment, it would move NATO's eastern flank away from Poland, thereby increasing its security.
"Secondly, we will get another powerful military partner in NATO, which now, unfortunately, has a huge military experience. Today, Ukraine definitely has one of the best armies in the world and in the combat sense the most experienced, which uses the latest technologies, in particular, unmanned vehicles. This is also of great importance for our security," Duda explained.
"As for the European Union, I am pleased with the decision taken at the Council of Europe on the transition of Ukraine and Moldova to the next stage on the path to EU membership. This is an extremely important moment for Ukraine, for the Ukrainian society, for the morale of the defenders of Ukraine, as well as for the future process of rebuilding Ukraine, in which, I hope, we will actively participate with benefit for Polish business and for neighboring relations with Ukraine, "the President of Poland said.
The public part of the Security Council lasted for half an hour, after which the participants of the meeting talked behind closed doors.
