Estonian Foreign Minister: Ukraine's accession to NATO and the EU is the key to Europe's security
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Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna stated that Ukraine's integration into European and Euro-Atlantic structures is a necessary step for stability on the continent. According to him, Ukraine's accession to NATO and the European Union will help stop the aggressive actions that Russia began back in 2008.
The Estonian diplomat emphasized that Western countries need Ukraine as a strong military partner. In the minister's view, the Ukrainian army has already proven its effectiveness, becoming one of the most powerful forces in Europe. Therefore, cooperation with Ukraine is important not only for our state but also for the security of the entire Alliance.
Margus Tsahkna stressed that the "open door" policy must be backed by real actions. He called on allies to show determination, as only full membership of Ukraine in NATO can guarantee lasting peace and prevent future conflicts in the region.
The Estonian minister's statement reflects the position of many Baltic and Eastern European countries, which actively support Kyiv's European integration aspirations. The issue of Ukraine's accession to NATO remains one of the main items on the agenda at international summits where the future global security architecture is being discussed.
Sources: Європейська правда
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