Ukrainian President Volodímir Zelensky this Wednesday from Finland asked his Western partners to take “more important steps” for his country’s future accession to NATO. “We want political support to be an invitation,” he claimed. As long as the war continues, we will not be part of the Alliance. We are aware of this, but we would like our partners to provide security guarantees in addition to open doors until we enter,” he requested at a joint press conference with his Finnish counterpart, Sauli Niinisto. Standard Related news If Brussels proposes a 500 million plan to boost ammunition production Olatz Hernández The EU wants to accelerate and strengthen the European defense industry by prioritizing arms and ammunition deliveries to Ukraine On the other hand, it also hinted that the possible delivery of more modern combat aircraft will be determined by the successes that Kiev can achieve in the much-heralded counter-offensive that it is preparing “I’m sure we will have these devices because soon we will be conducting offensive operations. I wish it were the other way around because it would be easier, but this is what it is,” said Zelensky. In his view, Ukraine has had to demonstrate this year that it deserves the trust of its Western partners, who, he pointed out, have provided weapons and equipment while achieving the stated goals. “First we showed that we couldn’t be beaten in three days and they gave us weapons. After that, we continue to advance and call for long-range artillery. Once again we are successful despite the difficulties and only then will they give us the right weapons,” the Ukrainian president said during his surprise visit to Helsinki.
Source: La Verdad
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