President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has signed a decree putting into effect the decisions of the national security Service on military-technical cooperation of Ukraine "with individual countries". The document notes that the list of States classified.

"To enact the decision of the Council of national security and defense of Ukraine from August 28, 2015 "On military-technical cooperation of Ukraine with individual States", - is told in the decree, published on the web-site of President of Ukraine. With all this, Poroshenko did not speak of the powers to which it is necessary to conduct a covert operation.

Part of the document among other things remain "classified". However it is known that is responsible for implementing a secret plan Poroshenko was appointed Secretary of the national security and defense Alexander Turchinov.

Previously Rada ratified the agreement on cooperation with NATO. In the explanatory note to the document notes that its adoption "will create a legal basis for cooperation... and will identify the General framework of cooperation on issues of consultation, control, communications, intelligence, research and reconnaissance in the framework of the NATO program "Partnership for peace" and the project implementation trust Fund of NATO". However, the agreement was to find an order for supplies, maintenance and procurement of goods and services by NATO States to support the armed forces.

Not to mention the fact that, on 4 July 2015 Happy actually allowed the troops of NATO and the EU to come to Ukraine, at the same time prohibiting the participation in the peacekeeping contingent of States that "unleash against Ukraine military aggression." This, according to the logic of Kiev, excludes entry to Ukraine peacekeepers from Russia.

Note, a secret document signed on the background to the negotiations between Kiev and Donbass on cessation of hostilities to the beginning of the school year. The parties undertook to provide information about their own vehicles in the region of the contact line and to cease fire on September 1.
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