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At the recent NATO summit in Washington, the Ukraine Treaty was adopted, the main agreement that strengthens Ukraine's security. Signed by 32 participants, 23 countries have concluded bilateral security agreements with Ukraine, this agreement   marks a significant step in Ukraine's defense and relations with NATO. The main results of the Ukrainian agreement Increased military support Continuous supply of weapons and training to Ukraine. Commitment to help Ukraine in the development of defense capabilities. Long-term security guarantees Assurance of support if Russia attacks Ukraine after the war. Strengthened bilateral security agreements with several countries. Strategic defense initiatives Introduction of additional air defense systems. Progress in the transfer of F-16 aircraft. Expansion of defense cooperation. Leaders' statements President Joe Biden emphasized short- and medium-term support, including military aid and defense development. President Volodymyr Zelenskyi e

During a key press conference at the NATO summit, President Joe Biden vigorously defended his foreign policy strategy, facing questions about his mental acuity. Despite a few verbal gaffes, including calling Vice President Kamala Harris "Vice President Trump" and mistakenly referring to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi as "President Putin," Biden remained steadfast in his message. Biden touched on pressing global issues, highlighting his administration's stance on China and the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. He emphasized direct communication with Chinese President Xi Jinping, warning against further support for Russia's war in Ukraine. At the same time, he clarified that now he has no reason for a direct conversation with the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin. Biden's remarks at the summit were a mixture of foreign policy propaganda and campaign rhetoric. He emphasized the importance of supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression

In a bold diplomatic move, Bulgaria has announced its intention to mediate peace talks  between Ukraine and Russia at an upcoming NATO summit. This proposal aims to promote dialogue and facilitate a peaceful resolution of the current conflict, reflecting Bulgaria's commitment to promoting stability and peace in the region. Bulgaria's proposal Bulgarian officials expressed their willingness to mediate peace talks, using their neutral position and diplomatic experience. By offering to host and mediate these negotiations, Bulgaria hopes to create a favorable environment for constructive dialogue and compromise. This initiative comes at a crucial time, as the conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to escalate with significant humanitarian and geopolitical consequences. The significance of the NATO summit The upcoming NATO summit provides member states with a strategic opportunity to address pressing security issues and strengthen cooperation. Bulgaria's offer to mediate