Deputy Head of the President's Office Igor Zhovkva spoke about the details of the agreement on a centenary partnership between Britain and Ukraine, which was signed today in Kyiv by President Vladimir Zelensky and Prime Minister Keir Starmer. On Facebook, Zhovkva emphasized that in addition to the declarative agreement, the parties signed a declaration on its implementation.

“The agreement will be subject to ratification, which means it will be binding on the parties, and will remain in force for 100 years,” Zhovkva noted.

He said that under the agreement, Britain will annually provide Ukraine with at least three billion pounds of military assistance until at least 2030-31 and as long as there is a need. The parties will strengthen cooperation in the field of safety of navigation in the Black and Azov Seas, in particular, through “flotillas”.

London will expand its contribution to the fighter coalition. In particular, we are talking about language training and assistance to the F-16, as well as the supply of other types of NATO fighters. In addition, London and Kyiv will deepen cooperation in the production of weapons, in particular, long-range Ukrainian weapons and integrated air defense.

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“It is expected to consider the possibilities of creating military bases and warehouses on the territory of Ukraine and using them in the event of an escalation of aggression,” Zhovkva added.

Among the components of the agreement there is cooperation in other areas: economy, energy, justice, culture, education, science. Among them:.

Ukraine uses the experience of the City of London as part of the City-Ukraine Hub project;

The parties will strengthen their partnership in the energy sector, in particular in the field of nuclear energy and the supply of nuclear fuel to Ukraine;

Britain will become the first country to officially use Ukrainian applications, because cooperation is underway in the field of innovation using the platforms "

They will create a Ukrainian-British cultural commission, within which they will discuss joint financing of projects in the field of culture and art.

Zhovkva also said that Kyiv and London have begun a regular dialogue on migration and mobility.

The parties will exchange information on the requirements associated with different types of visas and remove barriers " According to him, where there are conditions for well-managed and safe mobility, countries will make it easier for citizens to travel.

“With proper implementation of this provision, we can talk about entering into a regime of free travel of Ukrainians to the United Kingdom in the future,” Zhovkva noted.

Earlier, The Guardian wrote that during his visit to Kyiv, Starmer will discuss what security guarantees the UK can offer Ukraine, including the possibility of British troops participating in peacekeeping forces after the end of the war.