By Victor Duda
The adviser to the head of OP believes that proposals to accept Ukraine in NATO without occupied territories indicate that "the causes, consequences and consequences are not obvious. " According to him, such "simple solutions" ultimately are expensive. "First of all, the conversations about this possibility clearly provoke Russia for further escalation, push it to the position of an aggressive war," he said.
According to Mikhail Podolyak, it is unknown whether the Russian Federation is ready to agree to such a format of Ukraine integration into NATO. He also raised the question of who guarantees that Russia will not continue expansion by using a pause to strengthen its position. "The Russian Federation in this form will only scale the risks and try to realize its aggression.
Only large-scale" military and technological assistance "will solve the problem of European security and guarantees the return to stable global rules," Podolyak said. According to The Guardian, the former NATO Secretary General Anders Fog Rasmussen has made a proposal to enter Ukraine in the North Atlantic Alliance, but without Russia temporarily occupied by Russia.
According to Rasmussen, such a step holds Russia from attacks on the Ukrainian territory within the framework of NATO, liberating the Ukrainian forces to send to the front line, and also demonstrates the Kremlin that it cannot interfere with Ukraine's accession to the Alliance. "We need a new European Security Architecture, in which Ukraine will be in the heart of the Defense Alliance," the NATO Exglav said.
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