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Which country will veto Ukraine's NATO membership by the end of 2024?
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160 Scholars Advocate for Ukraine's NATO Membership to Reinforce International Law
Jul 28, 2024, 09:16 AM
A group of 160 scholars and experts have signed an open letter advocating for Ukraine's membership in NATO. The letter argues that inviting Ukraine to join NATO would signify a decisive move away from appeasement policies and reinforce international law and human rights protection. The scholars contend that Russia's opposition to Ukraine's NATO membership stems from its desire to continue its aggression against Ukraine. The letter, published in The Guardian, emphasizes that NATO's perceived weakness has emboldened Russia's militarism and that accepting Ukraine into NATO is crucial for reasserting international law and safeguarding human rights. The letter was signed by dozens of scholars from around the globe.
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