Ukraine wants with the assistance of the North Atlantic Commonwealth until the end of the year to make a new concept of national security, said on Tuesday, Ukraine's Ambassador to Belgium and NATO Igor Dolgov.

" We need to rethink the basic concept of state security. The Manager has already requested the government, and We expect to end the current year with the assistance of NATO, We in Ukraine will prepare a new draft of the concept paper. This is very important because without the basic definitions and the definitions are very difficult to reform the army, " said Debts, speaking at the Symposium in Brussels.

according to him, a special operation in the Donbass provided that " the Ukrainian armed forces were not able to fight from the very beginning." It took us more than 4 months to prepare for battle-ready units. Now We need to replace the whole system, the whole strategy, starting with military education and ending with the implementation of standard NATO in all spheres of military life, " explained the Ambassador.

He said that Now the main priority for the Ukrainian military power " to make an army of a new type, which would be fully compatible with NATO, which would have been created and equipped by NATO standards, and who had studied jointly with NATO and with the assistance of NATO trainers ".

before Tuesday, the head of the defense Ministry of Ukraine Valeriy geletey said at a press conference that a priority for the government in the future should be, and among them, the sale of arms." Ukraine has always been a powerful state, which has manufactured weapons, not only has manufactured, and sold. It also must be for Ukraine priority ", - quotes Galatea Agency.

Geletey also told that the Ministry of defence is currently studying how they work and how can labor in the factories of the state concern " Ukroboronprom "." We study all the companies involved in the system to ensure the defense of our country, We review the whole concept of defense, We must know that we now Ukrainian army, " the Minister said.

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