The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskywelcomes the fact that Sweden and Finland have been accepted as NATO members and considers it a mistake that his country is outside the Atlantic Alliance.
The accession of the two Scandinavian countries is the result of the risks they face “given the aggressive attitude of” Russia towards sovereign countries,” the president said in an exclusive interview with CNN on Thursday.
“That’s why we fully support your membership. The world helps Ukraine, some with humanitarian aid and others with financial or military support. The world does a lot, but it could have been easier. Ukraine could have been accepted as a member of the NATO“, held.
NATO leaders agreed at their summit in Madrid last week to start the admission process for Sweden and Finland. A “correct” decision, according to Zelensky, who at the same time called it “incorrect” that his country is not part of it.
The two Scandinavian countries, which currently have observer country status, will become full members when the 30 members of the organization ratify the access protocols.
Source: El heraldo
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