Secretary General: NATO emphasizes progress in trust funds to help Ukraine
Vladimir Dobrovolsky. NATO emphasizes progress in the filling of the trust funds established to assist the security sector of Ukraine, for example, in communications and aviation safety, said Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Jens Stoltenberg.

Vladimir Dobrovolsky. NATO emphasizes progress in the filling of the trust funds established to assist the security sector of Ukraine, for example, in communications and aviation safety, said Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Jens Stoltenberg.
"in recent days we saw a great progress in trust funds, the most in the areas of secure communications and security regional air space ", - said Stoltenberg before the meeting of the Commission Ukraine-the NATO at level of Ministers of defence.
He said that the Alliance is helping Ukraine to reform the armed forces and defense institutions of the country, including support in areas such as cyber defence, command and control and logistics." But Ukraine also need to do our part. The reforms are important, they require a strong effort from our Ukrainian partners, " the Secretary General said.
in 2014, NATO has decided to establish 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.
on Wednesday, the UK Ministry of defence informed that the NATO Fund, financed mostly by the British, will provide Ukrainian troops with 200 devices for secure communications at a total cost of ? 3 million "to increase situational awareness and reduce the number of victims" ".