On the 6th local time, Alahamiya, a member of the Ukrainian delegation to the Russian-Ukrainian negotiators and chairman of the parliamentary group of the Ukrainian People's Servant Party, said that in the next 5 to 10 years, NATO is not ready to discuss the issue of Ukraine joining the organization.
He said that The Ukrainian side will no longer commit to submitting an application to join NATO, but will discuss some kind of "non-NATO model". On this issue, it is not only Russia that Ukraine must engage in dialogue with.
He said that both sides are satisfied to be able to listen to each other's positions and engage in active discussions. At present, the only issue that cannot be agreed with the Russian side is the question of Crimea and the recognition of the independence of Luhansk and Donetsk.
BLINKEN: Ukraine has a plan for Zelenskiy's death
U.S. Secretary of State Blinken, who is in Moldova, was interviewed by the CBS program "Facing the Nation" on the 6th. The host asked that Zelenskiy repeatedly said that this could be his "last day" and that "if Russia kills him, what will be the consequences?" Do you have contingency plans to support a Ukrainian government without him at his helm? ”
Blinken began by affirming the leadership of zelenskiy's government, praising them as "the embodiment of the most courageous Ukrainian people."
"The Ukrainian side has already made plans, but to ensure that there is some form of continuity of government that we call, I will not discuss them in detail." Blinken said, "I'll stop here. ”
BLINKEN: NATO is allowed to supply warplanes to Ukraine
On March 6, local time, US Secretary of State Blinken said that NATO members have been allowed to supply warplanes to Ukraine.
The United States is negotiating with other NATO members such as Poland to "support fighter jets" for Ukraine, and the United States will "compensate" these countries that provide fighter jets to Ukraine.
Asked if the Polish government, which is a nato member, could supply warplanes to Ukraine, Blinken said: "This has been approved ... In fact, we are discussing with our Polish friends what we can do to meet their needs if they really choose to supply these warplanes to Ukraine. ”
According to Russia Today reported on March 6, Blinken said the United States and Poland had "active" discussions on the matter, but did not say how long it would take for Polish warplanes to arrive in Ukraine. Earlier in the day, Polish President Duda pointed out on his personal social platform that Poland has no plans to transfer fighter jets to Ukraine, nor will it allow other countries to use airports in Poland to transfer fighter jets to Ukraine. Duda said Poland would provide assistance to Ukraine in other areas.
Earlier, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy said in a video call with nearly 300 US senators that Ukraine hopes NATO will provide it with fighter jets. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Culleba also said during a meeting with Blinken on the Polish-Ukrainian border: "It is no secret that Ukraine needs fighter jets, attack aircraft and air defense systems the most at present." In this regard, some U.S. lawmakers said that if Poland and other countries are willing to send warplanes to Ukraine, the United States will use F-16 fighters to reinforce Poland. However, the US political news website Politico pointed out that Poland had asked the US side whether the US government could provide US-made fighters to Poland as compensation if the Polish side provided fighter jets to Ukraine, and the White House responded that "this matter will be studied." Politico said that bosnia and the United States are still negotiating on the "warplane support", but it will take a long time from the authorization of the US side to the provision of new US-made fighters for Poland.
"Russia Today" pointed out that the EU has also stated that it will provide fighter jets for Ukraine, but it faces two major difficulties: one is to provide fighter jets that Ukrainian pilots can fly; the other is to find countries willing to transfer these fighters from their own airports to Ukraine. After Poland said it had no plans to transfer fighter jets to Ukraine, Bulgaria and Slovakia made similar statements. NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg said NATO would not send troops to Ukraine or move aircraft into Ukrainian airspace, and NATO also rejected Ukraine's call for a no-fly zone in its airspace, on the grounds that NATO is "not part of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict" and that NATO "has a responsibility to prevent the spillover of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict to other regions outside Ukraine." ”
President of the European Commission: It will take time to approve Ukraine's accession to the European Union
On March 6, local time, European Commission President von der Leyen once again responded to Ukraine's accession to the European Union. Von der Leyen said she welcomed Ukraine's application to join the EU, but it was unclear how long it would take to complete the process because of the corresponding approval process for joining the EU. According to Fox News network reported on March 6, von der Leyen said it will take a certain amount of time to complete the approval process for Ukraine's accession to the European Union. Before Russia launched a "special military operation" against Ukraine, the EU already had close cooperation with Ukraine on energy and other aspects. Von der Leyen stressed that many efforts have been made for Ukraine's accession to the European Union, but there is still a lot of work to be done. Von der Leyen pointed out that it is difficult to determine when Ukraine will be able to join the EU, but the most important thing at the moment is that the EU will "support Ukraine as much as possible" in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
On February 28, local time, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy called on the EU to immediately open a special approval process to approve Ukraine's accession to the EU. On the same day, EU senior foreign representative Borrell said the question of whether the EU would accept Ukraine's accession was not on the agenda and hoped THAT EU member states would provide Ukraine with more weapons and anti-tank equipment. On March 1, the Office of the President of Ukraine said that Ukraine had submitted an application for accession to the European Union under the accelerated procedure, and the European Union had accepted and registered the Application of ukraine. Ukraine's representative to the European Union, Vsevolod Chentsov, then said the EU had officially started the process of considering Ukraine's application for accession.
On March 1, von der Leyen said that if Ukraine wants to join the European Union, it must first end the current Russian-Ukrainian conflict, according to a previous report by Xinhua News Agency. European Council President Michel said the EU would take Ukraine's "highly symbolic and reasonable political request" seriously, but acknowledged that the process of joining the eu would be difficult. Michel pointed out that European countries have different views on this issue, but the EU will make a "firm and sober" choice. Members of the European Parliament voted the same day to pass a resolution calling on EU institutions to seek to grant Ukraine EU candidacy, but said any accession process should comply with the corresponding EU provisions.
BOLTON: Trump had intended to withdraw from NATO after being re-elected
According to the US Business Insider website reported on March 5, bolton, former national security adviser of the US White House, recently said that if former US President Trump is successfully re-elected in the 2020 US election, he originally intended to let the United States withdraw from NATO, and Putin is also waiting for this to happen, but Trump lost the election.
In addition, after Russia launched a special military operation against Ukraine, Trump said NATO's response was like a "paper tiger".
Source: China Business Daily
Original title: On the core issues, Ukraine has relaxed? Trump had a bold idea! But he failed in re-election