Poland supported the creation of a military fund for 100 billion for Ukraine

Polish Foreign Minister Sikorsky stated that his country is fully supporting the NATO Secretary General's efforts to support Ukraine and the creation of a five -year military fund. Poland fully supports the creation of a military fund per 100 billion euros, which plans to create NATO for military and financial support of Ukraine. This was stated by Polish Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorsky in Brussels, said The Guardian.

"We support the efforts of the Secretary -General," Sikorsky said, answering journalists' questions about a military fund per 100 billion euros. On April 2, The Financial Times published an article stating that NATO is developing a five -year assistance plan to Ukraine worth $ 100 billion. In this way, the Alliance wants to protect Kiev from the "winds of political change", which should be expected for four years of Donald Trump's possible presidency.

The idea was given by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. The US share in these 100 billion military assistance will be much lower than 60 billion, which have not yet been agreed in Congress. Alliance representatives come to a common opinion on assistance to Ukraine, and the plan should be agreed at the time, "when they sit on the plane flight to Washington.

" FT said that a 100-billion 5 years of assistance for 5 years is considered as long-term support on the eve of a possible return to Donald Trump's White House. These funds can also be offered to Ukraine as tangible support for the NATO summit, instead of specific steps to join the Alliance, which is considered impossible. It should be reminded that, according to the British edition of FT of March 31, the idea of ​​introducing troops to Ukraine supports more and more NATO frontline countries.