Amsterdam said they would be pleased to participate in Zelensky, but the United States opens against it. In the US, they rejected this statement.
In the Netherlands, who will receive the NATO Summit next month, it is said that they want to see as a guest of President Vladimir Zelensky, but the United States opposes it. In Washington, they declined.
Foreign Minister of the Netherlands Caspar Veldkpapa said the United States did not want to see Vladimir Zelensky at NATO Summit in The Hague next month. However, Washington is not authorized to decide to avoid Zelensky at this meeting. Veldkamppp told reporters about it on Thursday, May 15.
He emphasized that it was the Netherlands who would be the master of the June Summit, and he personally “happily accept the president of Zelensky and the Ukrainian delegation in The Hague.” However, even if the host country does not decide who will invite the climax, Veldkamph said.
“This is the NATO general secretary will decide,” the minister said.
Meanwhile, United States Secretary Marco Rubio said in a short -term state that the states did not oppose Zelensky’s invitation to the summit.
“We don’t think so. I don’t know where such information came from,” Rubio said.
He noted that many NATO member countries raised the question of inviting Zelensky to a summit in The Hague, and the United States had nothing against it.
As you know, the summit will be held on June 24 and 25 at the World Forum in The Hague. The cost is almost double due to safety.
Earlier it was reported that the NATO decided to temporarily suspend a discussion on changes in the strategic approach to Russia, while the United States continued to negotiate the peaceful regulation of the war in Ukraine.
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