NATO chief asks allies to help Ukraine over Kakhovka dam destruction

The general secretary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Jens Stoltenberg, on Thursday urged the members of the military alliance to accelerate humanitarian aid to Ukraine before the destruction of the Kajovke dam, reported the institution.

Allied representatives at the headquarters of the NATO They held a meeting in the presence of Stoltenberg to discuss the situation in Ukraine. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kulebaparticipated via videoconference.

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According to the NATOStoltenberg reinforced at the meeting that “the consequences for thousands of people and for the environment are dramatic”and that is why he called on the countries of the alliance to provide support “expeditiously”.

The representatives of the alliance countries “expressed strong solidarity with Ukraineand many are already providing critical help, including water filters, pumps, generators and shelter equipment.”pointed the NATO it’s a statement.

The NATO has repeatedly expressed its support for Ukraine at war with Russiabut the alliance does not find the necessary unanimity on the Ukrainian requests for an adhesion to the transatlantic bloc.

In general, the countries of the East of the NATO ask that the alliance provide Ukraine a clear sign that he will join the bloc once the war is over.

This position, however, is resisted by USA and Germanywhich for the moment do not intend to go beyond the promise, made 15 years ago, that Ukraine will be a member of the NATO one day.

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Source: Elcomercio

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