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Ukraine's new defence minister to take part in NATO-Ukraine talks

According to earlier reports, Ukraine should be represented by one of the deputy defence ministers or the Ukrainian ambassador in Brussels
Flags of Ukraine and NATO (archive) ITAR-TASS/Nikolai Lazarenko
Flags of Ukraine and NATO (archive)
© ITAR-TASS/Nikolai Lazarenko

BRUSSELS, February 26. /ITAR-TASS/. New Ukrainian Defence Minister Vladimir Zamana is expected to take part in a session of the NATO-Ukraine Commission on February 27, a NATO diplomat told Itar-Tass on Wednesday.

The Alliance hopes that General Zamana will represent Ukraine at a session of defence ministers of member-countries of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, the diplomat said.

In the meantime, NATO officials refuse to confirm who will represent Ukraine at the meeting due to the situation in Kiev.

According to earlier reports, Ukraine should be represented by one of the deputy defence ministers or the Ukrainian ambassador in Brussels.