< IMG Title = "The promise to accept Ukraine in NATO really, even without mentioning the Summit - Rutta" Width = "632" Height = "356" SRC = "https://cdn.fakty.com.ua/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/20/maryuk-ryutte-632x356.jpg" class = "Main-Image-thumbnail WP-POST-IMAGE" Alt = "Mark Rutte" Fetchpriority = "High" Sizes = "(Max-Width: 425PX) 300PX, 632PX" srcset = "https://cdn.fakty.com.ua/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/20/maryuk-ryutte-632x356.jpg 632W, https://cdn.fakty.com.ua/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/20/maryuk-ryutte-300x169.jpg 300w https://cdn.fakty.com.ua/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/20/maryuk-ryutte-768x432.jpg 768W, https://cdn.fakty.com.ua/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/20/maryuk-ryutte-200x113.jpg 200w, https://cdn.fakty.com.ua/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/20/maryuk-ryutte.jpg 1280W "/> < p > promise of NATO member countries about the future entry of Ukraine to the Alliance remains in force, even if it is not directly mentioned in the final communique of the nearest summit. < p > < p > this was stated by the general secretary of NATO Mark Rutte.
< h2 > path of Ukraine to NATO is irreversible — Rutte< blockquote >< p > — We said that this path to NATO is irreversible. And this assessment will not change even after the summit, ”said Rutte, speaking in London.
< p > he noted that the probable lack of mentioning this in the official results of the summit, which will be held in the Netherlands, will not have a critical value.
are now watching < p > — If this does not happen in a communique, then there will be nothing terrible in this, — He emphasized the Secretary General.
< p > at the same time he added that issues related to Ukraine are likely to be reflected in the final document. < p > < p > rutta noted that not every NATO summit is obliged to repeat all the already voiced positions on certain issues. < p > < p > he also recalled that now there is no complete consent inside the alliance as to whether the time has come for the official acceptance of Ukraine to the organization. NATO summit is scheduled for June 24-25 in the Hague. Back in 2008, at a meeting in Bucharest, the Allies made Ukraine a promise about the future membership in the Alliance.
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