Lithuania is ready to give Ukraine its own experience of integration into the Alliance, said the Prime Minister of Lithuania Algirdas butkevi?ius met with Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Volodymyr Groisman. "The Prime Minister of the Republic of Lithuania welcomed the reform of the Ukrainian military power and said Lithuania was ready to share the experience of NATO membership ", √ informs news Agency referring to the press service of the Ukrainian Parliament. Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada for its part, has noticed that Ukraine " needs fresh knowledge, fresh technology of defensive character "." is necessary to understand that modern, new defensive weapons for Ukraine √ protection and the European Union ", √ he said." on request ", as reported by the press service, Groysman informed about his legislative support of reforms in the sphere of fight against illegal activities of officials of financial decentralization, reform law enforcement and judicial systems." The decentralization of power, √ said the Speaker of the Rada, √ is one of the key reforms, which will give the opportunity to make a proper management system with the involvement of Residents in the governance of the state, which was impossible in the framework of the post-Soviet inefficient system of government." According to Groisman, " the transition to the European system of governance will ensure the adoption of the draft law on introducing changes to the Constitution in terms of decentralization, which is based on the European Charter of local self-government and adopted positive opinion of the Venice Commission ". August 25, the official representative of the Ministry of defense of Ukraine Viktoria Kushnir said that the Ukrainian authorities approved the first five agreements on bringing military power of the state to the standards of the North Atlantic Commonwealth. The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on December 23 last year made changes to 2 of the law of the state, renouncing non-aligned status of the country. However, experts believe that Ukraine will not be able to qualify for membership in NATO in the next 20 years. In addition, on 6 February, the adviser to the Minister of defence of Ukraine Alexander Danilyuk acknowledged that his country is unlikely to be accepted into the Alliance, and therefore should lead their own "Union security" in the post-Soviet space. The day before the head of the French Republic Francois Hollande has specifically said that his country remains " would not want to see Ukraine in NATO ". Along with this, the 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 the States that have territorial discussions, and Ukraine claims to the Crimea, which became part of Russia following a referendum in March 2014.