Moscow has firmly stated that Ukraine cannot join NATO as part of resolving the ongoing conflict. Russian officials emphasize that NATO troops' presence in Ukraine would signify uncontrolled escalation. Deputy Foreign Minister Grushko mentioned that securing international guarantees against Ukraine's NATO membership is crucial for any potential peace deal. Conversely, NATO maintains that Ukraine's path to membership is irreversible. Both the UK and Germany have expressed a commitment to contributing troops for peacekeeping missions, highlighting the complexities of NATO's position and Russia’s strong opposition to any intervention.
Moscow is demanding that Kyiv cannot be allowed to join NATO as a priority for resolving Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko stated that preventing Ukraine's NATO membership is key for a possible deal to end the conflict.
Both British and German officials committed to providing peacekeeping troops for Ukraine, asserting the need for NATO involvement.
Russia's Foreign Ministry warned that NATO intervention in Ukraine would be seen as an 'uncontrolled escalation', heightening tensions.
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