All Nato allies agree Ukraine will join alliance, says secretary general



Jens Stoltenberg has said all Nato member countries have agreed Ukraine will eventually join the transatlantic military alliance once the war is over.
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‘All Nato allies have agreed that Ukraine will become a member,’ Nato’s secretary general told journalists before a meeting of defence ministers to discuss further military aid for Ukraine. Nato membership, which requires all member countries to protect each other if attacked, has long been an aim for Kyiv. Although Nato agreed in principle in 2008 that Ukraine could be allowed to join, the country has never been given a formal pathway to membership.

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44 thoughts on “All Nato allies agree Ukraine will join alliance, says secretary general”

  1. Completely wrong.
    There will be no NATO that any state could join.

    You can see uneasiness and fear in Jens' eyes, but he has to talk like this because he is ordered to do so from the USA.

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  2. When Germany attacked Czechoslovakia, the whole world thought it was none of their business. And then there was Poland, Pearl Harbor and nuclear attacks on Japan. Russia's war with Ukraine is only the beginning, most likely. If we draw historical analogies, then this is the war between the USSR and Finland, and then the theater of military operations moved to another place…

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  3. As I understand as soon as Russia and Ukraine sign any peace agreement the Ukraine is not in war and automatically become NATO member. That opens possibility for Ukraine to attack Crimea but now as a NATO member. Russia will not then fight Ukraine but NATO. Only option for Russia after this statement is to completely destroy Ukraine. IS THIS HIS GOAL?

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  4. The bunker was destroyed he knows about NATO dead everyone knows it’s the worst kept secret because of the mix everyone knows he isn’t going to war with NATO he’ll expose you for this lie he’s got satellite imagery 24/7

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  5. Russia would be very happy if Ukraine joined NATO now, because that would be the last thing Russia needed to attack all countries under NATO. Which has been known for a long time, NATO is currently the main supplier of Ukrainian weapons and Russia cannot do anything because NATO uses Ukraine as a tool to wage war with Russia. And if Ukraine joins NATO, it would be tantamount to NATO declaring open war with Russia. And it is clear that BRICS members will not remain silent. All of Europe and America will never know what will happen, when their respective countries are currently in an unstable condition.

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  6. Right now, people around the world are really know, what is the secretly reasons of Uriane's war! NATO wants to move their force easward agianst and threaten Russia. Its meaning, they will be the winer of war!

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  7. The AFU would benefit significantly from any aid provided. Despite the threats from the Kremlin, NATO continues to work closely with Ukraine. After all, if Putin succeeds in this war, the Kremlin may seek to extend its influence, posing a direct threat to NATO.

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  8. I'm glad that NATO countries have finally agreed upon the fact of Ukraine being more than worthy of joiing the alliance. It's obvious that they deserve this after what they've been through. Any aid, be it humanitarian or military one, is incredibly important for Ukrainian people right now. That's why I hope that NATO members will do whatever they can in order to help Ukrainian army in winning the war. Putin cannot be allowed to do whatever he wants to others, this won't end well.

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  9. NATO continues its military assistance to Ukraine despite the threats of the Kremlin, which means that Ukraine is a future member of the alliance, after Ukraine’s accession to NATO the whole east of Europe will be protected because Putin will not provoke the alliance

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  10. Err, errr, ummm, err, we need to fight each other until everyone thinks like we do and there will be peace on earth. Just like in our happy democratic schools where kids only get shot every second tuesday…. just after morning play.

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