Ukraine has enough weapons to begin its counter-offensive against Russia, which will give the country the victory it needs to join NATO, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba told Reuters in Kyiv on 5 June. Kuleba, however, did not say whether the counter-offensive had started when asked.
Kuleba said Ukraine's NATO accession would “probably” only be possible after the end of active hostilities. According to him, NATO membership is Ukraine's next big target after some of its allies agreed to train Ukrainian pilots on the F-16 fighter jets.
“NATO membership cannot stop this war, but NATO membership will stop further wars,” he said.
Read also:
- Ukrainian troops advanced north and south of Bakhmut up to 1600 meters – Deputy Defense Minister
- Russia’s attention on south battles intended to divert from Ukraine’s progress at Bakhmut – Ukraine MoD
- Ukraine says it has no info on Russia’s claims about a thwarted “major Ukrainian offensive”
Read Also
-
Russia’s supply base in occupied Luhansk Oblast burned overnight—NASA’s fire map caught it
-
Short on interceptors, Ukraine goes after the launchers: eight Russian ballistic systems hit, three destroyed since September, a minister says
-
Drones now cause about 96% of Russia’s battlefield losses. Ukraine’s drone force says it has hit more than 100,000 Russian troops this year alone
