Paris Declaration: What Ukraine, The US And The "coalition Of The Willing" Agreed On
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Steps have been agreed to ensure sustainable peace and security.
A "coalition of the willing," Ukraine and the United States met in Paris, during which the parties reaffirmed a common approach to ensuring sustainable peace and security and agreed on further steps to support Ukraine.
It was reported on the official website of the Ukrainian president.
Meeting in Paris: key signals
Members of the "coalition of the willing," Ukraine and the United States met in Paris on January 6. Participants emphasized a commitment to a just and lasting peace in Ukraine in accordance with the principles of the UN Charter and welcomed the progress made, particularly during discussions among Americans, Ukrainians, Europeans, and other partners.
Ukraine's security as the basis for agreements
It was noted separately that Ukraine's ability to defend itself is critical to both its future security and collective Euro-Atlantic stability.
It was emphasized that sovereignty and lasting peace must be an integral part of any peace agreement and be backed by robust security guarantees.
Certainty and Ceasefire Control
The sides declared their readiness to make politically and legally binding commitments, which will be activated once the ceasefire enters into force.
These include participation in the monitoring and verification mechanism proposed by the US, the establishment of a system of continuous monitoring and the formation of a special commission to review violations.
Ukrainian Armed Forces support and multinational forces
The Coalition agreed to continue long-term military assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including defense packages, financing of arms purchases and technical support.
It also confirmed the formation of multinational forces to restore the AFU's capabilities and provide deterrence in the air, sea and land after the cessation of hostilities.
Response to possible aggression
Additional commitments to support Ukraine in the event of a future armed attack by Russia, including military, intelligence, logistical and diplomatic measures, as well as additional sanctions, were agreed.
Coordination and Defense Cooperation
The parties agreed to deepen long-term defense cooperation, including training, joint production, and intelligence sharing, and to establish a U.S.-Ukraine-"coalition" coordination group at the operational headquarters in Paris.
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