In Paris, a declaration on security guarantees for Ukraine was agreed upon.

A meeting recently concluded in Paris, where leaders of the "coalition of the willing," representatives from Ukraine, and the United States gathered. As a result of the negotiations, French President Emmanuel Macron announced the signing of a declaration that provides security guarantees for Ukraine. This was reported by Sky News.

Macron noted that this declaration for the first time demonstrates the convergence of 35 coalition countries, Ukraine, and the United States. He emphasized that the document offers "reliable guarantees of lasting peace."

The declaration includes several key elements related to security. In particular, it provides for a mechanism to monitor the ceasefire, which will be coordinated by the United States along with several other countries. It also emphasizes the preparation and support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to defend against potential new aggression.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky characterized the declaration as a "very concrete" agreement. He added that Ukraine already has information about the participating countries and their contributions to the agreement. Furthermore, Zelensky noted progress in negotiations with the American delegation in Paris regarding the monitoring of the ceasefire.