Latvia also noted its unchanged firm position regarding Ukraine’s deeper integration into the Euro-Atlantic area.
The Saeima of Latvia approved a draft decision on support for Ukraine at the NATO summit in Vilnius, calling on the Alliance to make a decision on inviting Kyiv to the North Atlantic Alliance. About that reported Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmitry Kuleba.
Yes, Latvia has called on NATO to formulate specific tasks that Kyiv must fulfill in order to be quickly integrated into the Alliance. It was noted that Ukraine has the right to defend itself against the background of Russian aggression in accordance with the UN Charter, and also has the right to choose which international organizations it will participate in.
According to Delfi, the Seimas statement highlights Ukraine’s significant contribution to the security of the Euro-Atlantic space, as Ukraine is fighting not only for its own security, but also for common security, and being Its membership in NATO will strengthen the alliance, especially in future defense. and containment of NATO’s eastern flank.
Latvia noted an unchanged firm position regarding Ukraine’s deeper integration into the Euro-Atlantic space.
The Latvian Saeima also called for tougher sanctions against Russia and Belarus to deprive them of the financial and technological resources needed to continue the war.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine welcomed the decision of the Latvian Seimas.
“I welcome today’s statement by the Latvian Parliament calling on NATO to invite Ukraine to the Vilnius Summit and develop a clear roadmap to ensure rapid integration. I thank our Latvian friends Edwards Smiltens and all members of the Seimas that supported this step. ,” he said.
Earlier, Kuleba named three steps to the success of the NATO summit.
Remember, NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg believes that Ukraine’s entry into NATO during the war “is not on the agenda.” According to him, Ukraine’s accession to NATO will not take place while the war is going on, but the path to future membership is open.
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