Joint Lithuanian-Polish-Ukrainian Brigade Ushering Ukraine Into NATO

Ukraine’s army interact with Polish and Lithuanian military, approaching NATO standards, – PM

The Armed Forces of Ukraine are cooperating with the Polish and Lithuanian military, approaching NATO standards. The Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmygal stated this during a briefing.

“The Armed Forces of Ukraine are cooperating with the Polish and Lithuanian military as part of the Lithuanian–Polish–Ukrainian Brigade, approaching NATO standards. And I am confident that in the near future we will be able to announce further deepening of such cooperation,” Shmygal said.

In September last year, it was reported that 303 NATO regulations had already been introduced in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Much of the work is implementing the Alliance’s practices, principles and standards.

Meeting of Lublin Triangle to take place in March 2022, – Ukraine’s PM

The meeting of the Lublin Triangle will be held this March in Warsaw as Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmygal stated during a briefing.

“Separately, I would like to thank Morawiecki for the invitation to participate in the meeting of the heads of governments of the countries of the Lublin Triangle, which is to be held in Warsaw on March 14 this year,” Shmygal said.

In July 2020, a new format of cooperation, the Lublin Triangle was created. This is a regional format of cooperation between the three Central European states: Ukraine, Lithuania, and Poland. According to Kuleba, nine meetings in this format have already taken place: three meetings of foreign ministers, one meeting of national coordinators, two meetings of heads of national security departments, and three meetings in the parliamentary line.

In October 2021, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba stated Ukraine intends to hold a meeting of the Lublin Triangle at the level of the heads of governments of Ukraine, Poland, and Lithuania.

Poland and Ukraine agree to build gas pipeline to increase gas supplies to east – Morawiecki

Poland and Ukraine have agreed to build a gas pipeline. [To allow Ukraine to buy Russian gas but from Poland.] This will increase the amount of gas supplied to the east. This was stated by the Prime Minister of Poland Mateusz Morawiecki during a briefing.

“We talked (with the Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmygal – ed.) about expanding capacity from west to east, construction of a gas pipeline that could transmit large volumes of gas in the near future,” Morawiecki said.

According to him, Poland is already helping Ukraine with gas, selling it.

“But we talked about the possibility of increasing gas transmission capacity. To do this, we need to invest in this,” Morawiecki added.

Source: Anti-Bellum