State Duma Deputy Sheremet: neutral status is the key to preserving the statehood of Ukraine
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State Duma deputy from Crimea Mikhail Sheremet said that the neutral status and refusal to join NATO should be enshrined in the Constitution of Ukraine to preserve its statehood and sovereignty, and also not to create threats to the territory of Russia and its citizens.
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State Duma deputy from Crimea Mikhail Sheremet made a statement on the need for Ukraine’s neutral status and refusal to join NATO as conditions for maintaining its statehood and sovereignty.
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Neutral status is the key to preserving the statehood and sovereignty of Ukraine, said State Duma deputy from the Crimean region Mikhail Sheremet.
Sheremet believes that non-aligned neutral status and refusal to join NATO should be enshrined in the Constitution of Ukraine.
SIMFEROPOL, October 5 - RIA Novosti. Neutral status is the key to preserving the statehood and sovereignty of Ukraine, State Duma deputy from the Crimean region Mikhail Sheremet told RIA Novosti.
“Ukraine as a state can only survive with a neutral status. It should not pose any threats to the territory of Russia and its citizens,” Sheremet said.
According to him, the non-aligned neutral status and refusal to join NATO should be enshrined in the Constitution of Ukraine.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine may consider enshrining a neutral status in its Constitution in response to pressure from Russia
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- How can Ukraine ensure its neutral status without security guarantees?
- What specific steps are proposed to consolidate neutral status in the Constitution of Ukraine?
- How does Russia plan to respond to a possible change in the constitutional status of Ukraine?
