Moscow: Ukraine’s membership in NATO is unacceptable

According to RCO News Agency, Russia’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Vasiliy Nebenzia, said on Monday at the meeting of the Security Council of this organization regarding the war in Ukraine: “No one has any illusions about Ukraine’s membership in NATO, and I would like to confirm right now that “Ukraine’s membership in NATO is completely unacceptable to Russia and cannot be part of the plans and peace agreement.”

According to Novosti News agency, Russia’s permanent representative to the United Nations continued his remarks, pointing to Russia’s desire to establish friendly relations with “neutral Ukraine” and stated: “Russia is ready to establish friendly relations with its neutral and neutral neighbor Ukraine; Just as it was recorded in its constitution and in the agreements between Russia and Ukraine before the 2014 coup.”

The situation on the battlefield is difficult for the Ukrainian forces, their situation is getting worse day by day along with the advances of the Russian army, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has presented a program called “Victory Plan” in the hope of achieving an achievement on the battlefield, but the support of the countries Gharbi is in an aura of uncertainty about all its clauses and they say that they are consulting about this program.

The “Victory Plan” presented by the President of Ukraine to the Parliament of this country has 5 clauses and includes an invitation to join NATO, defense perspective, deterrence against Russia, economic growth and cooperation, and security architecture after the war.

Regarding the state of the battlefield and what the president of Ukraine is experiencing, “Vasily Nebenzia” said: “Zelensky is suffering from a public defeat on the battlefield and is betting on dragging NATO into a direct war with a nuclear power.” It should be noted that it is not possible to remove threats against Russia’s security without demilitarization and de-Nazification of Ukraine.

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