Today, Kyiv hosted the Ukraine-EU summit, which was an unprecedented event in the context of the European Union and was likely of comparable importance to the meeting between Zelensky and Biden. Therefore, in this evening's post, we will discuss all the key points of this historic event. Personnel decisions, intensification of state and anti-corruption policy - all of this was preparation for the summit, and it is clear that the state is responding quickly to all scandals related to corruption, which is one of the points for joining the EU. The maximum Ukrainian program for this summit was announced shortly before by Shmyhal, and it was to join the union in two years. However, according to experts, Europe itself does not fully believe in such a timeframe. After all, the EU's expansion to such a large territory as our country must be worked out at all levels of the system. Charles Michel, President of the European Council, says that the two-year deadline is quite realistic, but emphasizes that Ukraine must make a lot of efforts for this, such as working on reforms aimed at strengthening democratic institutions, especially the rule of law, the fight against corruption and the independence of the judiciary. Michel was very decisive and said that the Kremlin will not intimidate Europe and