Photo: REUTERS The bill will be submitted to Congress – – The bill will provide Ukraine with military and diplomatic support; A new wave of coronavirus infection COVID-19 in Ukraine may begin at the end of January. Korrespondent.net highlights the main events of yesterday. The US Congress proposes to recognize Ukraine as a “NATO-plus” country … Read more
Victoria Nuland, Assistant Secretary of State for Political Affairs – – Talks about the possibility of these two countries joining NATO have intensified in recent weeks amid disputes between Russia and the West over the concentration of Russian forces near the border with Ukraine. The United States has always said it would be happy to … Read more
“I had a conversation with my American colleague and friend Anthony Blinken. During a week of diplomatic contacts with the Russian Federation, Ukraine and the United States remain united in their desire to de-escalate through diplomacy and force. We continue to work closely together to deter the Russian Federation from further aggression,” he wrote. He … Read more
“NATO does not instill anti-Russian sentiments and does not seek confrontation. Russia cares about security, but NATO countries do too. NATO moved forces to the Baltic countries and Poland only after Russia invaded Crimea in 2014. Russia now has occupying forces in Ukraine. , Georgia and Moldova, “the message says. Just the facts @NATO does … Read more
Photo: facebook.com/igor.zhovkva Meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission – – During the meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission, the forthcoming Council with Russia and the Alliance summit in Madrid were discussed. At yesterday’s meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission representatives of Kiev voiced their wishes for the negotiations of the Alliance with Russia, which will take place tomorrow. … Read more
US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said Monday that she and her Russian counterpart Sergei Ryabkov agreed that nuclear war must be avoided at all costs. Sherman determined security negotiations with Moscow as “frank and constructive“and stressed that both sides agreed that nuclear war “can never be won and can never be led. “ … Read more
The United States and its allies are ready to discuss negotiations with Russia the possibility of reciprocal restrictions in conducting exercises and deploying missiles on NATO’s eastern flank. The United States, however will not discuss the restrictions requested by Moscow on the deployment of US troops in the region, a senior official in the presidential … Read more
Russia’s further demands also limit the conduct of military exercises at Russia’s borders and the defense of Ukraine and other countries. This is stated, for example, in Article 7: “Members which are members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization shall refrain from any military action on the territory of Ukraine, as well as in other … Read more
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Translating this article, it turns out that if Russia decided to attack NATO’s eastern flank, help could only come with Russia’s own permission. – Russia’s further demands also limit the conduct of military exercises at Russia’s borders and the defense of Ukraine and other countries. Here is what Article 7 provides, for example: – “Members … Read more
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg admitted the possibility of a political solution to the situation around Ukraine. At the same time, he said that in this case, Russia’s concerns can also be taken into account. – “It is possible to find a political solution together (in the situation around Ukraine – ed.), And also take … Read more