Ukraine Is a Security Partner, Not Just a Recipient of Aid — Sybiha
Ukraine is no longer simply asking for assistance but is contributing to collective security, and its combat experience, defense industry, and technologies can strengthen NATO’s collective defense even before the country joins the Alliance, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has said, UATV English reports. “NATO needs Ukraine no less than Ukraine needs NATO,” Sybiha stressed. He also said that the…
Ukraine has transitioned from merely seeking assistance to actively contributing to collective security, according to Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha. Speaking to UATV English, Sybiha emphasized that Ukraine's combat experience, defense sector, and technologies can bolster NATO's collective defense even before the nation formally joins the Alliance. He stressed that "NATO needs Ukraine no less than Ukraine needs NATO."
Foreign Minister Sybiha further highlighted that the future of Europe's security architecture is being shaped on the front lines of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He stated, "Whether Europe lives in peace will depend on whether Russia’s aggression ends with a just and dignified peace." The minister underscored that there will be no return to spheres of influence or any semblance of the second Yalta or Munich conferences.
Sybiha concluded by advocating for European strength and unity, asserting, "The time has come for European strength and unity."
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