Ukraine ready to share experience of countering Russian aggression with Europe, Zelensky says
The Ukrainian president said the Russian threat concerns the security of all of Europe, not just Ukraine.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine is ready to share its experience of defending against Russian aggression with the rest of Europe, according to Ukrinform.
Zelensky said the threat posed by Russia extends beyond Ukraine's borders and concerns the security of the entire European continent.
The Ukrinform report did not specify the context in which Zelensky made the remarks or detail what form such cooperation with European partners might take.
Ukraine has repeatedly framed its resistance to Russia's invasion as relevant to broader European security since the full-scale war began, arguing that its military experience could help other nations prepare for similar threats.
No further details were provided on specific proposals or agreements related to sharing this experience with European governments or institutions.
Sources
- Ukraine ready to share experience of countering Russian aggression with Europe – Zelensky — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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