"NATO can enter the night." One solution will allow Ukraine to join the Alliance and bring Putin to a heart attack - interview with Davidyuk

On September 13, the President's office gave recommendations on security guarantees for Ukraine. They were developed by an expert group headed by OP Chairman Andriy Yermak and the 12th NATO Secretary General Anders Fog Rasmussen. Yermak specified: the security guarantee agreement will not replace NATO accession.

Video of the day what guarantees can be so that there was never a thought in Russia and dictator Vladimir Putin about the possibility of invading Ukraine, Radio NV found with political scientist Mykola Davidyuk. - We are well aware that the best security guarantee is Ukraine's membership in the North Atlantic Alliance; This is prescribed in our Constitution.

First, let's consider with you this perspective: how much did we get closer to this goal? - We are now the strongest NATO partner that is out of NATO. Second: NATO members and friends, potential candidates, we are the only warring friend who really conducts a lot of experiments, various tests. Therefore, I think we are also interesting because we can show real things on the battlefield, not just talk in the theory that will act or will not act. Third: I see a big window window now.

The entry of Finland and Sweden is a demonstration that NATO can enter one night. We see that countries do not receive a road card for 10-20 years, but immediately come across a threat. Now we need to create such a precedent for Ukraine to be accepted as Finland and Sweden, because it is extremely important to us. This is a matter of survival as a country and a nation.