NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said on Thursday in Kiev that Ukraine’s place is in the Alliance. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban reacted to these words on Twitter, commenting on the declaration with a short: “What?!”.
Viktor Orbán on his Twitter account, he posted an article about Jens Stoltenberg’s declaration, reacting to it with a short entry: “What?!”.
As he assured on Friday at a press conference before the meeting of the contact group for Ukraine in Ramstein Stoltenberg, all NATO members agree that Ukraine should become a member of the North Atlantic Alliance.
Jens Stoltenberg: All NATO countries agree that Ukraine should become a memberReuters
On Thursday, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius ruled out a quick decision on Ukraine’s membership in NATO.
The Secretary General invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the July NATO summit in Vilnius, and the latter accepted the invitation.
Hungarian politicians repeat that Ukraine’s integration with Euro-Atlantic structures will not be possible until Kiev restores the rights of the 150,000-strong Hungarian minority living in Zakarpattia.
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