
Anna Skorokhod proposes to remove from the constitution the reference to the policy of joining NATO, leaving only the EU.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod introduced a bill to consolidate the neutral status of Ukraine in the constitution, proposing to exclude mention of NATO and leave only the course towards the EU.
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Under the former president, the policy of joining NATO and the EU was enshrined in the Ukrainian constitution.
MOSCOW, October 6 – RIA Novosti. Verkhovna Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod introduced a bill to enshrine the country's neutral status in the constitution, Strana.ua reports.
“Confirming the neutral status of Ukraine, which consists of guarantees of non-entry into any military alliance and confirmation of the absence of a desire to commit aggression against any country,” the edit says.
As the publication notes, under the former president, Ukraine’s policy of joining NATO and the EU was enshrined in the constitution. Skorokhod proposes to leave only the paragraph about the European Union, removing the mention of the alliance.

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