so, g7 countries announcing this international framework, so, g7 countries announcing this internationalframework, paving the international framework, paving the way internationalframework, paving the way for long term security assurances for ukraine, offering to boost its defences against russia and they talked about it during moscow from future aggression. you can see them lining up for the family photo in a moment. the united states, germany, japan, france, canada, italy and britain, as well as the european union, and this framework will encompass elements that include modern advanced military equipment, training, intelligence sharing and cyber defence. so, an announcement of these long term security assurances, but presumably each country is making its own commitment to ukraine as well? . , ., as well? that s right. some of the lanauuae as well? that s right. some of the language was as well? that s right. some of the language was really as well? that s right. some
will be with control, but as a matter of fairness, he understood the matter against it, he understood it is difficult, but he appreciated the us in the end deciding to supply them because he has framed that issue as one of fairness. so in terms of what ukraine has to do, keep on fighting on the ground, accept, which it does, that it will not bejoining nato accept, which it does, that it will not be joining nato any time soon, while the conflict is still ongoing, and ukraine has got to accept that it won t have a set time line, it won t have an immediate invitation tojoin won t have an immediate invitation to join nato, won t have an immediate invitation tojoin nato, which is something president zelensky had been asking for. ,, , , president zelensky had been asking for. ,, ,,, president zelensky had been asking for. ,,, for. stay with us because russia has been resnonding for. stay with us because russia has been responding to for. stay with us because russia has been responding to
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it will be receiving the very best training, it will be battle hardened from fighting pressure on the ground in its territory, and this is a long term commitment. the g7, that group of rich industrial nations we have just seen on stage, have now laid out more explicity what these security assurances aim to be for ukraine. 50 security assurances aim to be for ukraine. . , security assurances aim to be for ukraine. ., , , security assurances aim to be for ukraine. . , , ., ukraine. so a big commitment from the g7 and they ukraine. so a big commitment from the g7 and they were ukraine. so a big commitment from the g7 and they were outlining - ukraine. so a big commitment from the g7 and they were outlining it. the g7 and they were outlining it just now, but what does ukraine have to do in return? to do in return? well, that s an interesting to do in return? well, that s an interesting thought. to do in return? well, that s an interesting thought. we - to do in return? well, tha