“We will ask for steel security guarantees to become part of this agreement. One of these guarantees is the neutral status of Ukraine, ie the rejection of NATO states accepting Ukraine in the Alliance,” Graško said.
The Deputy Chief of Russian diplomacy was repeated by the position of the Kremlin who opposes the arrival of NATO members in Ukraine as part of international peacekeepers after France and Great Britain have expressed a good will to the peacekeeping mission that would control the ceasefire.
“It has nothing to do under which NATO power marked in Ukraine: It was the European Union, NATO or national capacity, which will mean that they are distributed to all consequences for those contingents as parties in conflict,” it said growing and added:
“On the deployment of unarmed observers, civilian missions that would monitor the implementation of certain aspects of agreements or guaranteed mechanisms we can only talk when the agreement is achieved. Until then, it’s all just air,” he said.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
