At the NATO Summit in Vilnius, Romania, Poland and Lithuania reaffirmed their support for Ukraine's accession to the Alliance
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At the NATO Summit in Vilnius, the Nordic, Baltic and Central European countries, including Romania, Poland and Lithuania, expressed a strong commitment to Ukraine's membership of the North Atlantic Alliance. These nations emphasized the importance of NATO enlargement and pledged their continued support for Ukraine on its Euro-Atlantic path. Summit participants also included countries such as Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Estonia, Latvia, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
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