Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine: Formation, Development and Prospects

Keywords: Ukraine, NATO, Euro-Atlantic integration, security, partnership

Abstract

In this article, the process of becoming bilateral relations between Ukraine and NATO is considered. The peculiarities of the development of Ukraine’s relations with NATO in the conditions of non-aligned state of Ukraine and the forms of participation of our country are considered in international events for European security. Here we write about, cooperation with NATO within the framework of the Partnership for Peace program. It is a promotion of reforms, increased stability, reduction in the world Security threats, creating strong security relations between partner countries and NATO countries, as well as between the partners themselves. After all, Ukraine is the only country among NATO partner countries, which participated in all major operations and missions of the Alliance.

It is analyzed Ukraine’s aspiration to acquire membership in NATO and the state of relations in the conditions of the Russian-Ukrainian War. The beginning of Russia’s aggression, the Organization of the North Atlantic agreement condemned the actions of Moscow and fully supported sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine. NATO policies are aimed at helping Ukraine to protect themselves from Russian aggression. NATO continues to provide support in the development of defense and security institutions, in modernization and reform of the armed forces, training, military exercises, including common, and many other ways

Some prospects for future membership in NATO for Ukraine are defined. It is concluded that Ukraine’s membership in NATO can be an optimal solution in the field of protection of national interests of the state.

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Published
2021-11-03
How to Cite
Смілянець, В. (2021). Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine: Formation, Development and Prospects. Antiquities of Lukomorie, (5), 147-155. https://doi.org/10.33782/2708-4116.2021.5.120
Section
Modern Times