Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania created the Lublin triangle - Kuleba

Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania will develop international cooperation within the new format of the Lublin triangle. This was stated by Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba on July 28 at a press conference in Lublin. Today we create the Lublin triangle. This is a format that will be an important element in the development and strengthening of Central Europe, but also in strengthening Ukraine as a full member of the European and Euro-Atlantic family of peoples, he said. Within the triangle, issues of security, economy, trade, investment, tourism and infrastructure will be resolved, the Ukrainian minister said. Kuleba also thanked Lithuania and Poland for supporting Ukraine's European integration aspirations. According to the news agency, earlier Kuleba called on Poland to take part in the work of the international platform for the de-occupation of Crimea. In his opinion, Poland may become the leader in the process of returning the peninsula to Ukraine. See also: Kiev called on Poland to take part in the international platform on Crimea