Kiev and NATO signed an agreement on the reform of logistics systems APU

Kiev and NATO signed an agreement on cooperation in the sphere of support, which will enable to implement the trust Funds of the Commonwealth to reform the systems of logistics and standardization of military power of Ukraine, informs on the first day of the week the Ukrainian mission to NATO.

last year, NATO decided to form four trust Fund, through which Ukraine will be allocated fifteen million euros to support reforms in the security sector. The funds will help solve the issues of logistics, communications, cybercrime, social rehabilitation of the wounded. Before Ukraine and NATO in Brussels signed a statement on cooperation in the field of command and control.

"Twenty-7th April 2015 at the headquarters of the NATO Treaty between the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and NATO on cooperation in the sphere of support ", - is informed in the report of the mission. From the Ukrainian side the agreement was signed by the head of mission of Ukraine to NATO, Ihor Dolhov, from NATO, the General Manager of the Agency of the Commonwealth to support and supply Mike Leiden.

The signing of the Treaty also provides a legal framework for cooperation of Ukraine With NATO in the field of physical rehabilitation (prosthetics) security officers injured in special operation in the Donbass, explain in the mission.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on December 23 last year made changes to 2 of the law of the country, renouncing non-aligned status of the country. The Ukrainian authorities believe that he could not guarantee the country's safety.

former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said that Ukraine's accession to the Alliance, it will need to achieve a number of features, implementation of which will leave a large number of time. While NATO does not accept countries that have territorial discussions, and Ukraine claims to the Crimea, which became part of Russia following a referendum in March. Experts believe that Ukraine will not be able to qualify for membership in NATO in the next 20 years.


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