Leonid Slutsky, a member of the Russian parliament, said on social media: “The late usurper should rather say goodbye to his NATO ambitions. Kiev's desire to join the alliance is not an end to the war, but a continuation. The key,” he wrote on social media.
As the politician said, “the idea of freezing the conflict is also unacceptable” and Russia will not allow “Western countries” to provide weapons to Ukrainians “under the screen of an agreement”. Dew. In his post, Slutsky said that due to the military superiority of Russian forces, hostilities will cease and that the annexed Ukrainian territory will remain part of the Russian Federation forever.
Let's remember. Inviting Ukraine to NATO is one of the elements of the “victory plan” that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy presented last month. In an interview with Sky News on Friday, the Ukrainian leader was asked to comment on reports about US President-elect Donald Trump's plans to end the war in Ukraine. According to the agreement, Kiev will give land occupied by Russian forces to Moscow in exchange for Ukraine's membership in NATO.
War in Ukraine. Volodymyr Zelensky's unusual proposal
“If we want to stop the escalation of the war, the territory of Ukraine under our control must be covered under the umbrella of NATO,” the Ukrainian president said, adding that “no one in this part of Ukraine or that region should be under the umbrella of NATO. “We have not proposed membership,” he added. ” – However, the invitation must be addressed to Ukraine within its internationally recognized borders. He stressed that it is not possible to invite just one part of the country. – We have to do this quickly. And the occupied territories of Ukraine can be regained through diplomacy, Zelenskiy concluded.
On the same day, Reuters revealed the contents of a letter from Ukraine's top diplomat, Andriy Sibikha, inviting Kiev to formally join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization during a conference to be held next week in Brussels. appealed to NATO countries to send . “I appeal to the meeting of foreign ministers of NATO countries on December 3-4, 2024 to support the decision to invite Ukraine to the alliance,” – wrote Sibiha, as quoted by the media.
The minister emphasized that, in the opinion of the Ukrainian authorities, “invitations should be sent immediately.” “This would be an appropriate Allied response to the continued escalation of the war that Russia has provoked, the latest example of which is the participation of tens of thousands of North Korean soldiers and the treatment of Ukraine as a testing ground for new weapons.”Politics said the house.
Source: TASS, Reuters, Sky News
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