Andriy Yermak, Ukraine’s chief of staff, said the security guarantees ‘will be concrete, long-term obligations ensuring Ukraine’s capacity to defeat and restrain Russian aggression in the future.’

The Western Alliance’s Vilnius summit offered support to Ukraine in countering Russia’s 17-month-old invasion and individual countries pledged new weapons, but no date for Ukrainian membership was set as long as the war continues.

Members of the G7 agreed for each nation to negotiate agreements to provide security guarantees and help Ukraine bolster its military.

In his comments, Yermak said more than 10 other countries had joined the G7 declaration and Ukraine was negotiating terms of future guarantees with each of them.

  • hoodlem@hoodlem.meEnglish
    3·
    11 months ago

    Good. I didn’t see in the article which territory is covered by the security guarantees (Crimea?). Also no update on Ukraine’s admission to NATO.

    • Corran1138@lemmy.worldEnglish
      82·
      11 months ago

      Sadly, Ukraine won’t be admitted to NATO until the major hostilities are over. If Ukraine can beat back Russian troops to outside their borders, then NATO will let Ukraine join. The missile attacks that Russia will use after they lose the last Ukrainian territory will continue until the day Ukraine accedes to NATO, then Russia will switch to as many annoying fly-bus as they think they can get away with.

      • maynarkh@feddit.nlEnglish
        31·
        11 months ago

        This whole article is about the period until UA can join NATO. It says the US will guarantee Ukraine’s integrity even outside NATO, basically creating a NATO for them until they can join the real one.

        Point is, Ukraine will be a de facto NATO member without having to push it past Turkey and Hungary, or having to end the war first.

        • Corran1138@lemmy.worldEnglish
          3·
          11 months ago

          Strong disagree. NATO has Article 5, which would provide for mutual defense. The USA will give Ukraine weapons and as much help as they possibly can to win the war, but they will not join Ukraine as a participant in hostilities. The USA can’t guarantee Ukraine’s territorial integrity unless it’s willing to send fighters which is the exact thing the USA is avoiding right now. It’s deliberately limiting the scope of help so that they don’t start a nuclear war with Russia. And these guarantees are more of a “you can eventually join” and “we’ll give you as much information as we gather and any weapons we can afford, but you have to fight” than a NATO for Ukraine.