NOURNEWS - These days, more than ever, Ukrainians feel left behind the closed doors of NATO, and every time at critical moments, one of the European officials' talks about the lack of readiness of member countries of NATO to accept Ukraine's request to join this defensive pact.
It is interesting that even the insistence of the American and British authorities in this regard has not been any use, nor any help to "Volodymyr Zelenskyy" and his companions!
Recently, the responsibility of saying "no" to Ukraine's membership request in NATO has been given to the Germans, as German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced at the meeting of foreign ministers of member countries of NATO that the issue of Ukraine's joining this pact during the war is out of the question.
Following the current discussions about Ukraine's request for the country to quickly join the NATO treaty, the foreign minister of Germany clearly pointed out the current limitations in this regard, and at the meeting of foreign ministers of member countries of NATO, which has been ongoing since Wednesday (May 31) in Oslo, she said: "We follow an open-door policy, but at the same time it is clear that we cannot talk about new membership in the middle of a war!"
It seems; NATO's open-door policy is truer for countries like Finland and Sweden than for Ukraine, which is now a hotbed of fire due to the delusions of its rulers due to the Atlanticism delusion of entering NATO’s treaty.
Arguing that currently, few people are as active as Ukrainian soldiers to maintain Euro-Atlantic security, Ukraine's president asked NATO members to open the way for Ukraine to enter this military alliance at their next meeting in July. But this argument was not considered important by countries like France and Germany!
The problem is clear; Ukraine's membership in NATO is troublesome for the members of this agreement because even if a temporary peace agreement is concluded, there is still a possibility of conflict between this country and Russia in the near future.
NATO member countries such as the US and Germany have clearly stated behind closed doors that they do not want to make a commitment beyond the first declaration of this alliance in 2008.
At that time, NATO leaders had agreed on the membership of Ukraine and Georgia in this treaty, without specifying any specific time for its realization.
Not long ago, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, in his first visit to Kyiv after the start of the Ukraine war, repeated the empty promises of Ukraine's membership in NATO to Ukraine's president.
NATO leaders have promised since 2004 (the time of the Orange Revolution) that Ukraine would one day join this defensive treaty, and Stoltenberg has repeatedly repeated this promise over the past 14 months, although the group has not yet set a precise timetable for Ukraine's membership.!
Not long ago, senior French officials declared clearly; In the best possible case, Ukraine can serve as one of NATO's partners in the future, but membership in the North Atlantic Treaty is not something that can be achieved for Ukraine!
More importantly; Even if the war in Ukraine ends, the opposition of some countries such as Hungary, Turkey, and Spain regarding the membership of this war-torn country in NATO remains strong, an issue that Zelenskyy prefers to ignore due to the priority of his personal interests over the interests of the Ukrainian people!
BY: Mohammad Ghaderi
NOURNEWS