NATO member countries agreed on the wording of Ukraine's integration into the North Atlantic Alliance.
This was stated by the President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, during a briefing.
"This is a very important, critical moment for Ukraine and the issue of NATO, which you continue to strive for. No one knows the situation you are facing better than you. It is also an important moment for Finland and Sweden, their accession to NATO is consecutive. Your leadership (Biden addressed NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, - ed.) really matters. We have agreed on the wording that you proposed, which are related to Ukraine's accession to NATO," the US president said.
As Biden noted, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is trying to break the North Atlantic Alliance, but he will not be able to do it.
NATO summit in Vilnius
Today, July 11, the two-day summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization began in Vilnius. Ukraine expects to receive a signal from NATO member states that after the end of the war with Russia, it will become the next member of the Alliance.
As the Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba noted, the NATO allies reached a consensus on the elimination of the action plan for the integration of Ukraine.
According to the NATO Secretary General, the text of the North Atlantic Alliance's communique on Ukraine will also be made public today.
