NATO Secretary General's 2024 report makes no mention of Ukraine's future membership - EUROPE SAYS

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's 2024 annual report, published the day before, makes no mention of Ukraine becoming a member of the Alliance in the future or that its path to NATO is irreversible.

The traditional annual report of the NATO Secretary General has been published – The Observatorial

The traditional annual report of the NATO Secretary General, which summarizes the annual activities of the Alliance, including the context of cooperation with partner countries. According to Ricard Yozgyak, the editor-in-chief of “Azatutyun” radio station, there are changes in the report on last year in particular in the formulations on Ukraine and Georgia. The 2023 […]

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has published his annual report, which reviews the main achievements and priorities of the military alliance in 2024. The document no longer mentions Georgia and Ukraine as members of the North Atlantic Alliance. Unlike the 2024 report, this reservation was emphasized in the official document of 2023. However, the document speaks of Georgia's active participation in NATO's international exercises and operations.…

The wording on Ukraine's membership in NATO and the irreversibility of its path to the North Atlantic Alliance was omitted from Secretary General Mark Rutte's new report for 2024.

NATO Secretary General's 2024 report makes no mention of Ukraine's future membership - EUROPE SAYS

NATO and Ukraine flags. Photo: Getty Images The NATO Secretary General’s 2024 annual report contains no phrasing indicating…

Although the document retains confirmation of the “open door” policy, the mention of the decision of the 2024 Washington Summit, which spoke about “Ukraine's irreversible path to full Euro-Atlantic integration”, has been removed from the report.