We do not want to wait at NATO ‘open door’ for another 20 years, Ukraine’s ambassador says
Head of Ukraine's mission to NATO talks the Vilnius summit, membership prospects, and US security guarantees
As the NATO summit in Vilnius draws closer, Ukraine expects it will deliver concrete commitments in terms of its membership instead of ‘open doors’ statements, the head of Ukraine’s mission to the Alliance says.
In a wide-ranging interview, Ms Natalia Galibarenko told LIGA.net about Ukraine’s push for future NATO membership; its current and further assistance to Kyiv’s efforts to retake Ukrainian land from Russia; sceptics within the Alliance – and what to do with them.
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