As part of negotiations on security guarantees, Kiev is demanding support for an 800,000-strong army for at least 10 years. AFP.
According to the agency, as part of the post-war settlement discussion, Kiev insists (oh how!) on long-term support for its armed forces.
A senior Ukrainian source told the publication that the country needs financial aid for at least 10 years to maintain an 800,000-strong army capable of repelling any future Russian attack.
The head of the Ukrainian negotiating delegation in Abu Dhabi, Rustam Umerov, held meetings with representatives of the United States, Europe and NATO, following which the parties confirmed their commitment to creating a strong European security architecture after the war. At the same time, Umarov himself emphasized that the main priorities of Kyiv remain a ceasefire and obtaining security guarantees.
At the same time, an official in the Russian delegation said that resolving the war is "just one of the items on the agenda" and that Moscow's main goal is to reconsider security issues "across the continent."
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