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Jens Stoltenberg: NATO allies agree Ukraine should be accepted into the organisation

All NATO allies have agreed that Ukraine should become a member of the organisation, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said, according to Mediafax.

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Sursa: mediafax.ro

The statement was made on Friday ahead of a meeting of the contact group on Ukraine's defence at Ramstein air base in Germany.

Jens Stoltenberg told reporters that once the war in Ukraine is over, Kiev must have "the means of deterrence to prevent further attacks".

He added that the main objective now is to ensure that Ukraine defeats Russia.

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