There's still work to do to get there, Sullivan says on Ukraine's accession to NATO

We still have to work to get there, – Sullivan on Ukraine's accession to NATO Irina Martsiyash

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United States National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said that for Ukraine to join the North Atlantic Alliance, it is necessary to carry out appropriate reforms and meet security conditions.

The official said this during a conversation with media representatives on board the presidential plane Air Force One, writes “Voice of America”.

When to expect Ukraine's accession to NATO

The White House adviser recalled the US position voiced during the NATO summit in Washington: Ukraine's place and future are in Alliance.

There is still work to do to get there, including reforms and security conditions. So the question is how to build a bridge from where we are now to possible NATO membership for Ukraine, he said.

The answer to this question, as Sullivan noted, was the results of the summit in Washington, “including the institutionalization of a security support apparatus for Ukraine.”

The official also added that US President Biden is trying to make support for Ukraine such that it will be calculated for the long term.