Ukraine and the United States sign a 10-year Bilateral Security Agreement during the G7 Summit in Italy's Puglia region, committing to defense cooperation, NATO integration support, and long-term security assistance.

The bilateral security agreement is aimed at strengthening Ukraine's ability to defend itself in the present while also deterring aggression anytime in the future.

The agreement shall remain in force 10 years from entry into force and may be extended by mutual written agreement of the Parties.

In the event of future armed attack or threat of armed attack against Ukraine, the Parties shall, at the request of either Party and in accordance with their respective laws, immediately meet, where possible within 24 hours, at the most senior levels to determine appropriate next steps and additional defense needs.

The United States reaffirms that Ukraine's future is in NATO.

The United States intends to seek from the United States Congress appropriation of funds to help sustain a Ukrainian credible defense and deterrent capability, in war and peace.

The U.S. commits to support Ukraine in developing a modern, NATO-interoperable force that can credibly deter and, if necessary, defend against future aggression