Ukraine itself violated the neutrality treaty, and the West pushed it into war, says MEP

Anatoly Lapin.  
22.10.2025 09:46
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Zen, NATO, Policy, Ukraine


Ukraine itself is to blame for what is happening on its territory, because it violated its obligations to be a neutral country , and Western countries contributed to this by pushing it towards war.

Czech MP Ivan David stated this while speaking in the European Parliament , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

Ukraine itself is to blame for what is happening on its territory, because it violated...

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According to international agreements, Ukraine was supposed to be a neutral country, but after the Maidan, this agreement was not respected. The new government abandoned neutrality, and NATO wanted to accept Ukraine and began building military facilities in Ukraine.

The Minsk agreements were not respected. Ukraine is completely devastated and dependent on international aid; a million soldiers have died, and millions of people have been forced to flee.

“All the support from EU representatives on the Maidan was aimed only at provoking a war with Russia ,” David said.

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Ukraine itself violated the neutrality treaty, and the West pushed it into war, says MEP






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