During a meeting with a group of ambassadors and permanent officials of NATO member states (NATO), who had arrived in Ukraine on a visit, the Ukrainian Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Olga Stefanishina, outlined the top needs of Kev and requested membership (NATO).
According to the Ukrainian news agency Yukrinform, the meeting’s attendees gave particular consideration to how support for Ukraine will be planned and funded, particularly through the “Comprehensive Assistance for Ukraine” package.
Separately, the diplomats discussed Ukraine’s security commitments under the Kyiv Security Charter.
Stefanishina emphasised the need of moving forward in this area, pointing out that Ukraine needs to plan its military for the future, which will necessitate careful preparation on the part of the allies, and urging the continuation of security assistance.
Ten “NATO” state ambassadors visit Ukraine to discuss the country’s requirements and make a plea to the alliance’s members.
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