Ukraine’s president has announced that he will formally request the country’s accession to NATO, assuming it is already “de facto” part of an Alliance that is in theory obliged to respond as a bloc to any aggression against a member state .
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Ukraine’s President Volodimir Zelensky has announced that he will formally request the country’s accession to NATO, assuming it is already “de facto” part of an Alliance that is theoretically obligated to respond as a bloc to any aggression. against a Member State.
Zelensky explained in a speech that he wants it to be an “accelerated” process. According to him, after months of mutual cooperation, Ukraine has already shown that it is fully compatible with the standards set by NATO for enlargement.
The Ukrainian president made the announcement shortly after his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, signed the agreement annexation of four occupied regions military in eastern Ukraine.
“There is mutual trust, we help each other and we protect each other. This is the alliance”
“There is mutual trust, we help each other and we protect each other. This is the alliance,” he said.
In view of this, Ukraine will submit its application this Friday, so that its accession is also a “de iure” reality, in a process “coherent” with the value of Kiev when it comes to protecting its partners and through the urgency procedure.
Zelensky met with his National Security Council this Friday, on a day when Putin signed the annexation treaties with the four partially occupied Ukrainian regions, Zaporizhia, Kherson, Donetsk and Luganskythat’s about 15% the size of Ukraine.
The Kremlin’s passage is taking place after referendums were held between September 23 and 27 in those areas that were not recognized by the international community.
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Source: EITB
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