NATO: Ukraine is key to Euro-Atlantic security – Review
NATO: Ukraine is key to Euro-Atlantic security – Review
By Iain Fraser – GEOPoliticalMatters.com
European News & Media Centre Málaga
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An independent and sovereign Ukraine is key to Euro-Atlantic security writes Florian Encke in today’s
[09/07/2020] NATO Review.
Her article focuses on Russia’s aggressive actions against Ukraine have seriously undermined Euro-Atlantic security. Ukraine has engaged constructively towards a settlement. But the key for the normalisation of relations between NATO, Russia and Ukraine remains Russia’s recognition of Ukraine’s sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity. Sanctions relief in the absence of significant moves would undermine the West’s credibility and risk further destabilisation.
She goes on to say that there are voices in the West advocating for new pragmatism in dealing with Moscow. While some may be doing so out of an interest to return to normal business relations with Russia. Some may be motivated by an understandable concern about the risks posed by the reinforced military activity. Others may believe that compromises are necessary because Russia is needed to resolve many other challenges and crises facing global security. Read the full article
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