Stoltenberg: Ukraine can be accepted into NATO after the end of hostilities
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg today made many statements regarding Ukraine. All these statements, one way or another, contained the words that have become habitual for a Euro-Atlantic official - "support", "help", "defense of democracy in Ukraine" and so on. Stoltenberg also had to raise a sore subject - Ukraine's requests to join the alliance. Every time the NATO secretariat finds a new reason to explain to the Kyiv regime why Ukraine has not yet been accepted into the North Atlantic bloc.
This time, Jens Stoltenberg, declaring his position on Ukraine, noted that this country "may become a member of NATO after the end of hostilities."
Based on this, one could assume that as soon as Ukraine refuses to fight against the Russian army, the doors of NATO will open before it. But "not everything is so clear."
The same Stoltenberg, in his earlier (today's) statement, said the words that "Ukraine should approach the best negotiating positions with success on the battlefield." The NATO Secretary General said that "only a victory for Ukraine will lead to an acceptable option for negotiations." Accordingly, this is an unequivocal message that NATO will push Kyiv to continue fighting, no matter what the cost to Ukraine itself.
Accordingly, the statements that Ukraine can be accepted into NATO immediately after the end of hostilities is a new degree of NATO cunning. Ukraine will stop hostilities, even if it suddenly wants it, Washington will not allow it. This idea was given today to Stoltenberg in his original interpretation.
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