Pand, Lithuania support Ukraine’s membership in NATO – Lublin Triangle summit

That's according to the press service of the President of Lithuania, Ukrinform reports.

The declaration also states that the countries will continue trilateral consultations with the aim of strengthening Ukraine's security. The presidents welcomed Ukraine's obvious progress on the path of Euro-Atlantic integration, especially its rapid progress towards coeration with NATO.

The participants in the second summit of the Lublin Triangle also stressed the importance of the centuries-d strategic partnership between Lithuania, Pand and Ukraine, as well as the determination of Lithuania and Pand to provide Ukraine with all possible assistance to protect it from Russia's military aggression.

"Lithuania and Pand confirmed their determination to continue providing military, pitical, diplomatic, economic and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine. The war in Ukraine is our common war. The war of the free world against the dictator. We will be with Ukraine until victory for as long as it takes," Nauseda said.

Duda, in turn, posted a video on his Twitter account with the caption that "a Joint Declaration of the Presidents of the Lublin Triangle was signed today in Lviv."

Lublin Triangle is a platform for pitical, economic and cultural coeration between Lithuania, Pand and Ukraine. Created in 2020, it is aimed at strengthening regional coeration. The first summit of the Lublin Triangle took place in December 2021. Ahead of the Russian military invasion of Ukraine, on February 23, 2022, another meeting of the heads of states of the Lublin Triangle took place in Kyiv.