According to Klimkin, a joint statement will be made on the results of today's meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission.
"NATO as an alliance doesn’t provide Ukraine with weapons. We are working within the framework of the five trust funds, and we hope to continue this practice, to establish new funds, which will bring the Ukrainian armed forces and the security sector as a whole up to NATO standards," Klimkin said.
Klimkin also said that the participants of the meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission would discuss the issue of how the alliance would practically help Ukraine.
"The statement will be made in such a way as to focus on the issues of the political support and practical assistance of the alliance," he said.
As UNIAN reported earlier, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said that Ukraine would need more support in the field of security.
