The question of providing guarantees is under discussion, the chancellor assures.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz told in an interview broadcasting company ARD about security guarantees being prepared for Ukraine, pointing out one particularity.
“We are discussing with close allies the issue of security guarantees that we can give. This is an ongoing process . It is clear that it will not be the same if the country was a member of NATO,” said Scholz.
Earlier, the journalist asked Sholtz if he could specify what security guarantees for Ukraine after the end of the war were discussed at the G7 summit.
“Yes. I could. That's all,” replied Sholtz and smiled.
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Earlier it was reported that the G7 countries ” ready to jointo the creation of a system of permanent security guarantees for Ukraine, strengthening its stability and preventing attempts at repeated aggression by Russia.” The working group will be headed by former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen. The first document Yermak-Rasmussen's group promises to be prepared by the end of July.
Security guarantees should protect our country from aggression in the future. Experts are convinced that the development of security guarantees for Ukraine is important for the whole world. Ukraine must receive clear commitments to strengthen its defense capabilities.
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