The city made the pledge after Ukraine banned the staging of marches following the Russian invasion.
Last year some 15,000 people took to the streets of Liverpool for the annual celebration, which sees the city's streets come alive with music, dancing and costume.Andi Herring, head of the Liverpool City Region Pride Foundation, said: "No matter where you are in the world, LGBT+ people demand the right to live freely and happily.
"Even in the UK, we are all aware of how easily these rights can be backtracked on or removed entirely, that is why we are proud to share our march with Pride this year with the LGBT+ communities of Ukraine.'Passion and solidarity'Founder member Lenny Emson said: "The Russian invasion took our right to march away from us, but international solidarity gives us a chance to keep marching.
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