Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy lashed out at NATO Tuesday for its lack of a timeline giving specific details for his country’s future NATO membership, calling it “unprecedented and absurd.”
The lagging, he said, gives Russia “motivation to continue its terror.”
Shortly afterward at the two-day NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, NATO leaders agreed on other official declaration, stating that Ukraine’s future was inside the military alliance. However, it again failed to give a timetable and said conditions still needed to be met.
Meanwhile, Kyiv has come under Russian attack for the second time this month, while Ukraine’s military says Russian forces have carried out 334 airstrikes on the wider country in the last week.
Source : cnbc
