The agreement between Moldova and Ukraine on military-technical cooperation does not provide for direct military assistance from the Moldovan side, Defense Minister Anatoly Nosati said at a briefing on Wednesday. He also added that the document signed the day before in Kyiv concerns the modernization of military equipment, logistics, communications, defense against cyber attacks as well as surveillance in the airspace.

The agreement between Moldova and Ukraine on military-technical cooperation does not provide for direct military assistance from the Moldovan side, Defense Minister Anatoly Nosati said at a briefing on Wednesday. He also added that the document signed the day before in Kyiv concerns the modernization of military equipment, logistics, communications, defense against cyber attacks as well as surveillance in the airspace.

The agreement also contains provisions on joint research projects, technology transfer and military production development, the minister said. "The cooperation in its framework will only be in the scope of consultations, analysis and exchange of information, documentation and military-technical and scientific experience," said the minister.

Nostalgia also said that the agreement signed between Chisinau and Kyiv will be made public when it is submitted to the Moldovan parliament for ratification.