Hindustani78
BANNED
- Joined
- Apr 8, 2014
- Messages
- 40,471
- Reaction score
- -47
- Country
- Location
Ukrainian soldiers go to Lithuania for medical treatment - watch on - uatoday.tv
Jan. 10, 2015
A number of Ukrainian soldiers injured whilst fighting Russian-backed insurgents in east Ukraine have arrived in Lithuania for medical treatment.
Lithuanian doctors say they will help soldiers suffering from shellshock to recover their hearing and their sight.
Lithuania has been a staunch supporter of Ukraine since the Kremlin began attempts last year to destabilise the country through its seizure of the Crimean Peninsula and by backing insurgents in the Donbas region.
Gvidas Kerushauskas, Minister-Counselor of the Lithuanian Embassy in Ukraine: "We know what aggression and war is, we've had injured and killed soldiers too. We will help with everything we can. What we can do is help soldiers and refugees."
Last year Lithuanian doctors treated 43 injured Ukrainian soldiers and several dozen children.
Association Agreement with EU to be discussed at Riga summit - Ukrainian foreign minister
10.01.2015
Kyiv has high hopes for the Riga summit of the Eastern Partnership initiative, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin has said.
"We have great expectations for the Riga summit of the Eastern Partnership," he said at a joint briefing with Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevics in Kyiv on Saturday.
He said that at this summit the Ukrainian side intends to get a vision of how the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement will be implemented.
In addition, Klimkin said, Ukraine has high expectations of the liberalization of the visa regime, as well as "the achievement of a new quality of cooperation between Ukraine and the EU and the Eastern Partnership countries that have an EU integration location and EU integration aspirations."
Rinkevics, in turn, said that the Eastern Partnership summit in Riga would determine concrete steps towards European integration of Ukraine and Georgia.
"I very much hope that at the Riga summit we will be able to formulate a concrete vision of what needs to be done and which path should be walked by Ukraine and Georgia. And the Ukrainian president has assured me that he will be a supporter of such a symmetric approach. I think that this is the right way," he said.
Jan. 10, 2015
A number of Ukrainian soldiers injured whilst fighting Russian-backed insurgents in east Ukraine have arrived in Lithuania for medical treatment.
Lithuanian doctors say they will help soldiers suffering from shellshock to recover their hearing and their sight.
Lithuania has been a staunch supporter of Ukraine since the Kremlin began attempts last year to destabilise the country through its seizure of the Crimean Peninsula and by backing insurgents in the Donbas region.
Gvidas Kerushauskas, Minister-Counselor of the Lithuanian Embassy in Ukraine: "We know what aggression and war is, we've had injured and killed soldiers too. We will help with everything we can. What we can do is help soldiers and refugees."
Last year Lithuanian doctors treated 43 injured Ukrainian soldiers and several dozen children.
Association Agreement with EU to be discussed at Riga summit - Ukrainian foreign minister
10.01.2015
Kyiv has high hopes for the Riga summit of the Eastern Partnership initiative, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin has said.
"We have great expectations for the Riga summit of the Eastern Partnership," he said at a joint briefing with Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevics in Kyiv on Saturday.
He said that at this summit the Ukrainian side intends to get a vision of how the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement will be implemented.
In addition, Klimkin said, Ukraine has high expectations of the liberalization of the visa regime, as well as "the achievement of a new quality of cooperation between Ukraine and the EU and the Eastern Partnership countries that have an EU integration location and EU integration aspirations."
Rinkevics, in turn, said that the Eastern Partnership summit in Riga would determine concrete steps towards European integration of Ukraine and Georgia.
"I very much hope that at the Riga summit we will be able to formulate a concrete vision of what needs to be done and which path should be walked by Ukraine and Georgia. And the Ukrainian president has assured me that he will be a supporter of such a symmetric approach. I think that this is the right way," he said.
Last edited: