Ukraine's ambassador to NATO, Aliona Hetmanchuk, has confirmed that a ministerial-level meeting of the Ukraine-NATO Council will take place after all during the Alliance summit in Ankara.
Previous Ukraine-NATO Council meeting in Kyiv. Screenshot
Ukraine's ambassador to NATO, Aliona Hetmanchuk, has confirmed that a ministerial-level meeting of the Ukraine-NATO Council will take place after all during the Alliance summit in Ankara.
Source: Hetmanchuk in an interview with European Pravda
Details: Hetmanchuk noted that Ukraine, as a partner, will have the most prominent representation at the summit, both at presidential level and at foreign minister level.
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