Secretary-General NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, expressed that the Alliance there are no plans to send its armed forces to Ukraine, and the Ukrainian Government has not made specified a request. We remind you that earlier, Radosław Sikorski announced that NATO abroad ministers had decided to "create NATO mission". The conflicting information clearly points to an existing conflict in NATO structures and poses any kind of danger.
This message was made by Stoltenberg at a press conference in Brussels on Thursday. Additionally, NATO's secretary-general referred to the statements made by Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Pieskov, suggesting the anticipation of "direct confrontation" in Ukraine if NATO troops were sent there.
‘NATO is not and will not be a organization to the conflict. However, NATO provides Ukraine with support to aid defend itself. We just gotta keep remembering what it is. This is 1 country, Russia, attacking another country, moving forces, tanks, aircraft, rockets across the border to take control of Ukraine” said Stoltenberg.
He besides stressed that Ukraine has the right to self-defense resulting from global law and the Charter of the United Nations, pointing out that it is the Ukrainian side that is doing it, and NATO has the right to support it. He besides stressed that the Alliance is not planning to send troops to Ukraine.
Lega artis App"We have no plans to place any NATO combat troops in Ukraine. There were no requests for this," he said. He besides added that "Ukrainians ask for equipment, ammunition, weapons", which the associate States provide.
"This does not mean that NATO allies are organization to the conflict, but we support Ukraine in respecting its right to self-defense," Stoltenberg added.
NATO countries will shortly gotta send soldiers to Ukraine, or they will gotta accept the disastrous defeat of Ukraine – says Edward Luttwak, U.S. strategist. According to him, "British and French, along with the Nordic countries, are already quietly preparing to send soldiers" to Ukraine.
Let us add that in January last year Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary He saidThat if the Russian offensive succeeds, NATO countries will gotta decide whether to send troops to Ukraine.
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