Stefanchuk reported this on Facebook , according to Ukrinform. According to him, the Lithuanian prime minister assured him that his country would continue to support Ukraine on all key issues. Lithuania sees Ukraine as part of Europe and is interested in deepening cooperation in the defense and security spheres. During the meeting, the sides also exchanged views on further strengthening cooperation between the two countries, including at the interparliamentary level and within joint parliamentary assemblies. Stefanchuk thanked Lithuania for all its assistance to Ukraine – military, political and energy-related. He separately expressed gratitude for the decision to allocate 0.25% of GDP annually in support of Ukraine. "Allocating 0.
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