In the Washington Summit Declaration, the Alliance committed to integrate Ukraine in the future and help the country “repel the Russian invasion.” Russia assures that it will consider measures to contain the Alliance. Meanwhile, China believes that it wants to ruin its relations with the EU.
The head of the presidential office of UkraineAndrí Yermak has shown that he is very satisfied with the verdict agreed by the members of the NATOin which they consider Ukraine’s accession to the country as “irreversible”.
In one of the forums adjacent to the summit being held in Washington these days, Yermak stated that “the language of the documents is very strong. We have seen that the Alliance has taken a real step forward.” According to him, NATO’s next decision will be to invite Ukraine to join.
The 32 members of NATO have assured in a joint statement that “the future of Ukraine lies in NATO” and that “when they meet the conditions for it”, they will extend an invitation to become a member. Likewise, they have committed themselves to a minimum of 40 billion euros in military aid “so that it can repel the Russian invasion”, and to support defensive industrial production and promote an innovative, competitive and sustainable industry.
Similarly, in recent days it has been decided to deploy American long-range missiles in Germany.
Russia considers all this as “a very serious threat to national security.” The spokesman for the Russian presidency, Dmitry Peskov, has warned about this They will study how to take some measures “thoughtful, coordinated and effective” in keeping NATO in check.
The 32 members of NATO have assured in a joint statement that “the future of Ukraine this at NATO” and that “when they meet the conditions for this”, they will extend an invitation to become a member. They have also committed to having a at least 40 billion euros in military aid “so that it can repel the Russian invasion”, and to support defensive industrial production, thus promoting an innovative, competitive and sustainable industry.
The summit statement also emphasizes the “China’s responsibilityIn this sense, Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg stated that China “provides the tools, equipment, technology, microprocessors and microelectronics that Russia needs to create weapons systems,” and announced that this “will have a negative impact on their country’s interests and reputation.”
He The Asian giant has responded on these allegations and ensures that NATO “continues to spread false information” with the aim of undermining “China-EU relations and cooperation.” Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian has assured that the Alliance is “a relic of the Cold War” that seeks “confrontation and not peacekeeping,” and has urged the Alliance to “stop interfering in its internal affairs, stop slandering its image and interfering in China-EU relations.
Source: EITB
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