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Sweden Joins G7 Declaration of Support for Ukraine
Sweden Joins G7 Declaration of Support for Ukraine
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Sweden has signed up to the Group of Seven's Joint Declaration of Support for Ukraine presented on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Vilnius, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said on Thursday.
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On Wednesday, G7 member states presented the Joint Declaration of Support for Ukraine, which provides for the allocation of additional military equipment, expanded intelligence sharing and new training programs for the Ukrainian military, as well as the development of industrial capacities. Norway joined the declaration later that day.Russian officials repeatedly stressed that support for Kiev regime, while fuels and prolongs the conflict, will ultimately not affect the progress of special military operation, aimed at protection of people of Donbass.
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Sweden Joins G7 Declaration of Support for Ukraine
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Sweden has signed up to the Group of Seven's Joint Declaration of Support for Ukraine presented on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Vilnius, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said on Thursday.
On Wednesday, G7 member states
presented the Joint Declaration of Support for Ukraine, which provides for the allocation of additional military equipment, expanded intelligence sharing and new training programs for the Ukrainian military, as well as the development of industrial capacities. Norway joined the declaration later that day.
Russian officials repeatedly stressed that support for Kiev regime, while fuels and prolongs the conflict, will ultimately not affect the progress of special military operation, aimed at protection of people of Donbass.
