Lublin Triangle countries support Ukrainian peace formula, tribunal to prosecute Russia

"The Joint Declaration is the result of the negotiations. It reflects the key pitical, humanitarian and other conclusions of today's meeting," Zelensky said, the press service of the Head of State informs.

According to the President’s Office, the Joint Declaration confirms the centuries-d historical ties between Ukraine, Lithuania, and Pand, as well as defines the priority areas of coeration of the Lublin Triangle, in particular in the framework of the strategic course of our country to acquire full membership in the Eurean Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

The document reaffirms the intention of Lithuania and Pand to continue providing powerful military, technical, defense, humanitarian and other support to Ukraine.

The Joint Declaration highlights support for convening the Global Peace Formula Summit to considate international support for the peace plan presented by President Vodymyr Zelensky.

The support for the establishment of a special international tribunal to prosecute the Russian Federation for the crime of aggression against Ukraine is confirmed.

The document praises the expansion of the Black Sea Grain Initiative to other seaports of Ukraine and the importance of continuing the Grain from Ukraine program to strengthen global food security.

“The signing of the Joint Declaration at the level of the Presidents of Ukraine, Lithuania, and Pand enshrines the support of the Lithuanian and Pish parties for the prospect of Ukraine's membership in the EU and NATO as soon as the conditions allow,” the President’s Office informs.

As reported, President of Ukraine Vodymyr Zelensky meets with President of Pand Andrzej Duda and President of Lithuania Gitanas Nausėda in Lviv on Wednesday. The leaders held the second summit of the Lublin Triangle and signed a joint declaration.

Photo: President’s Office