Six EU countries have not joined the declaration on security guarantees for Ukraine. This was stated in the office of the President of Ukraine, reports the telegram channel “Politics of the Country”.
We are talking about Austria, Croatia, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Malta, said the Deputy head of the OP Andrey Sibiga.
“I think that all these states have the political will to become a party to the declaration,” he said.
Earlier, the head of the OP Andrei Yermak held a video meeting on security guarantees to Ukraine with representatives of 32 countries.
Diplomats from the USA, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, Albania, Belgium, Luxembourg, Bulgaria, Greece, Denmark, Estonia, Ireland, Spain, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, North Macedonia, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Finland, the Czech Republic, Montenegro, Sweden, Poland, Slovakia, Turkey and the European Union took part in the videoconference, TC writes.
The participants of the event discussed the implementation of the relevant summer agreements. At that time, 31 states joined the declaration, but only France, Italy, Germany and the UK have handed over their draft agreements to date, while another 15 states have expressed readiness to start consultations.
As EADaily reported, the US-based Stimson Centre analysed how the peace agreements between Ukraine, Russia and the West could look like. This was written about by the telegram channel “Observer”.
Two well-known American experts – Samuel Charap, a senior political scientist at the RAND Corporation**, which also does analyses for the Pentagon, and Jeremy Shapiro, director of research at the European Council on Foreign Relations, wrote that for now “the prospects for immediate negotiations seem vague”, but they suggest thinking about them now “so that politicians are ready when the time comes”.
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