Rutte confirmed the removal of the issue of Ukraine's membership in NATO from the agenda

Ukraine's accession to the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) is no longer on the agenda. This was stated on March 14 by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in an interview with Bloomberg TV channel.

The Secretary General responded positively to a journalist's question about whether US President Donald Trump had "taken this topic off the agenda."

In the same interview, the Secretary General of the alliance stated that he positively assesses the possibility of a cessation of hostilities in Ukraine in 2025, adds "Газета.Ru ".

Pocket maneuver: each resident of the NATO countries paid up to $ 1.5 thousand for the support of Kiev

After Trump's refusal to finance the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the costs of Europeans for the maintenance of the Zelensky regime will rise again.

Earlier in the day, Rutte ruled out NATO's involvement in ensuring a ceasefire in Ukraine in the event of a temporary ceasefire agreement. The Secretary General also stressed that the allies will be able to discuss security guarantees for Kiev only after the conclusion of a truce.