The head of Poland Bronislaw Komorowski on the results of negotiations with his Ukrainian counterpart, Petro Poroshenko said that Warsaw is ready for talks with Kiev on the problems of arms.
" I never heard about any of the embargo on arms supplies to Ukraine. If Ukraine is interested, then, of course, Poland is fully ready to negotiate (on this issue), " said Komorowski, RIA " Novosti." Poland once again reiterates its solidarity with Ukraine, " Komorowski said, noting that the Warsaw supports a Ukraine on its way to the institutions of the Western world ". Komorowski said that they will visit Kiev on an official visit in April 2015. For its part, the head of Ukraine said " the constructive nature of the talks "." We appreciate the continued support of Poland. The signing of the instrument of ratification by Poland of the Treaty of Union with the EU - this is a historic moment, Ukraine has entered a new historical reality, " said Poroshenko. In the framework of the visit of the President of Ukraine in Warsaw signed several bilateral documents, such as protocols on local border movement, the expansion of education for Ukrainian students in Poland, memoranda about infrastructure projects and cooperation in the reform of local self-government in Ukraine. They also discussed the issues of military-technical cooperation and cooperation in the security field. First it was announced that Poland will send Ukrainian troops assistance to 3 million euros. Deputy foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov on Tuesday said that Western countries are obliged to encourage Kiev to a wide internal dialogue, and not to put Ukraine lethal weapons that will be used later for the murder of the residents of Donbas. However, in the opinion of the head of the Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevi?ius, NATO can strengthen the military capability of Ukraine, providing monetary, political, and military support. Commonwealth Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg December 1, said that NATO has no capacity to supply Ukraine with weapons.


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