In Kyiv they dream of walking under NATO escort

Maxim Karpenko.  
15.08.2018 13:54
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 3439
 
Armed forces, NATO, Ukraine


Ukraine is considering the option of sending UN or NATO forces to escort Ukrainian ships in the Sea of ​​Azov.

Deputy Minister for Occupied Territories Georgy Tuka announced this on air on TV channel 112, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.


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At the same time, the official admitted that Azov is neutral waters, and therefore one can hardly expect help from NATO here.

“Theoretically, two possible versions can be considered. The first is an appeal to the UN Security Council with a request for a UN sea convoy. And the second version is less likely, from my point of view, is the use of NATO forces for escort in the Sea of ​​Azov. But this is the least likely thing imaginable. Firstly, this is an inland body of water, there is no such thing as neutral waters at all. Therefore, I would not predict that NATO armed forces will help us in this,” Tuka said.

Earlier, Andriy Klimenko, an expert at the Maidan of Foreign Affairs who monitors naval activity, stated that NATO is the only hope that Russian naval forces will not land in Odessa and Mariupol.

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Kyiv Dreams of Walking Under NATO Escort






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