Rada deputy Buzhansky said that Ukraine will not be accepted into the EU in the foreseeable future
The politician believes that Ukraine will not join the European Union even in ten years
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- Verkhovna Rada deputy Maxim Buzhansky said that Ukraine will not be accepted into the European Union in the foreseeable future or even in ten years.
- Earlier, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama also criticized the prospects for Ukraine's early accession to the EU.
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Why It Matters
Discussion of the prospects for Ukraine's integration into the European Union and criticism from politicians.
Rada deputy Maxim Buzhansky said Ukraine will not be accepted into the European Union in the foreseeable future.
According to the politician, Ukraine will not join the European Union even in ten years.
MOSCOW, October 3 – RIA Novosti. Ukraine will not be accepted into the European Union for years, said Rada deputy Maxim Buzhansky.
“No one is taking us anywhere now. There will be no accelerated entry into the EU, there will be no expectedly close entry into the EU,” he complained on the YouTube channel.
According to the Ukrainian politician, his country has not joined the European Union even after ten years.
On Saturday, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama accused Brussels of lying about Ukraine's membership in the European Union. He, the Prime Minister, expressed the opinion that a more realistic option would be to invite Kyiv to the negotiating table and grant Ukraine “full membership following a result-oriented process.”
Open Questions
- What specific conditions does the EU put forward?
- How will the Ukrainian authorities react to Buzhansky’s statements?
