The three Baltic prime ministers all confirmed their signatures of support – in the case of Latvia's Krišjānis Kariņš, shortly before he is due to hand in his resignation on Thursday.
Today the Baltic countries issue the statement on joining the #G7 Declaration of Support for Ukraine. As it clearly states - we will help #Ukraine win this war, support its economic stability and reconstruction, resilience, reforms and its European and Euro-Atlantic aspirations. pic.twitter.com/3Xt2tIyTmC
— Krišjānis Kariņš (@krisjaniskarins) August 17, 2023
The move comes one day before the three prime ministers are due to meet in Tallinn, Estonia. In Thursday's joint statement, the Baltic trio promise to "keep supporting Ukraine until victory" and that "only NATO membership" will provide Ukraine with the security guarantees it needs in future.
The G7 declaration was released in July and its full text is available here.
Today we, PM's of 🇱🇹🇪🇪🇱🇻, joined the G7 Declaration, reafirming our commitment to help Ukraine win the war, achieve justice & rebuild stronger. Only NATO membership will provide security guarantees for 🇺🇦 & we're looking forward to welcoming 🇺🇦 in the Alliance as soon as possible pic.twitter.com/bVDIQbldzY
— Ingrida Šimonytė (@IngridaSimonyte) August 17, 2023
Estonia, together with Lithuania and Latvia, joins the #G7 declaration of support for Ukraine.
— Kaja Kallas (@kajakallas) August 17, 2023
We will keep helping #Ukraine until victory. We will support Ukraine on its path towards NATO and EU membership.
Full joint statement with @krisjaniskarins and @IngridaSimonyte ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/7xMErFKYWb
