“Robberies, kickbacks, skids” - why Ukraine will not join NATO

Elena Ostryakova.  
12.03.2018 11:58
  (Moscow time), Moscow
Views: 4120
 
Corruption, NATO, Ukraine


Talk about joining NATO in Ukraine is purely propaganda in nature; no one is going to join the Alliance. President of the Ukrainian Analytical Center Alexander Okhrimenko stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel.

“The Ukrainian generals don’t really need NATO. According to the procedure, before joining the Alliance it is necessary to undergo an inventory of the Ukrainian army. Moreover, this will be done by NATO inspectors. Can you imagine how much will be revealed there?! Robberies, kickbacks, skids,” Okhrimenko said.

Talk about joining NATO in Ukraine is purely propaganda in nature; joining the Alliance...

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He believes that Ukraine does not have the money to restructure its army to NATO standards, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

“Ideally, Ukraine does not need NATO, but a professional army. You can imagine what we have now. Who earns the most from military tenders? Whoever is most important earns money. So now NATO will also control military tenders?” – said Okhrimenko.

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