The final statement of the NATO summit in Vilnius did not specify a specific schedule for Ukraine's accession to the Alliance.
This is reported by Reuters.
The newspaper reports that Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó said on Tuesday that the proposed final statement of the NATO summit in Vilnius does not contain a specific timetable for Ukraine's accession to the Alliance.
At the same time, Reuters does not provide any additional details.
NATO summit in Vilnius
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced that the text of the Alliance's communiqué on Ukraine will be made public today. Earlier, he noted that Ukraine will receive a strong message from the results of the summit. At the same time, he did not say whether Ukraine will receive an invitation to NATO.
Note that Ukraine wants to receive an invitation to join during the summit. At the same time, the country understands that it can become a full member of the Alliance only after the end of the war with Russia.
In addition, yesterday the Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba announced that the NATO allies reached a consensus on the elimination of the MAP for Ukraine.
In addition, Ukraine wants to receive clear security guarantees from the West for the period until it becomes a full member of the Alliance.
