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Ukraine Declares Full NATO Membership Only Guarantee of Security Ahead of 30th Anniversary of Budapest Memorandum
Dec 3, 2024, 08:13 AM
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry has officially stated that full NATO membership is the only viable guarantee of security against Russian aggression. This declaration comes as Ukraine rejects any alternative security guarantees, emphasizing its commitment to NATO integration. The statement coincides with the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Budapest Memorandum, which Ukraine cites as a cautionary example of inadequate security assurances. The Ukrainian government asserts that past experiences have shaped its stance, and it will not accept substitutes for NATO membership as a means of security. This position was reiterated ahead of a NATO foreign ministers' meeting, highlighting Ukraine's ongoing efforts to solidify its defense capabilities amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
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