Ulyanov’s criticism of NATO Secretary General’s words about the neighborhood with Russia

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “Novosti” news agency, Mikhail Ulyanov, the permanent representative of the Russian Federation in international organizations in Vienna, reminded that the Secretary General of NATO should Admit that it was the North Atlantic Alliance that expanded eastward to Russia’s neighborhood and is now complaining about it.

Ulianov wrote on his Telegram channel: “I’m sorry, but to be precise, he (Stoltenberg) should admit that it was NATO that, by expanding to the east, brought it to Russia’s neighborhood and now presents this issue as a good excuse for the military spending of this alliance!”

Yesterday Stoltenberg in a joint press conference with Rishi Sunak, first The British minister in Warsaw said that NATO countries cannot avoid the cost of sending weapons to Ukraine. According to him, this is the price of the fact that Russia is a neighbor of the alliance.

Stoltenberg also said that the NATO is not seeking conflict with Russia and has no plans to deploy The United States does not have nuclear weapons on Polish soil, but it will protect the country’s security. US nuclear power has long been discussed by officials in talks with US counterparts. In response to these words, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the Russian Ministry of Defense will monitor and analyze the situation, and every measure will be taken to ensure security.

NATO violates international agreements by deploying nuclear weapons in Poland

In this regard, the International Organization for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) ) also reported that the member states of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization will actually violate the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty if they deploy such weapons on Polish soil.

This organization He reminded that this document is the only international agreement that prohibits countries from deploying nuclear weapons of another country. NATO members argue that sharing nuclear weapons is consistent with their obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, but this action clearly violates the spirit, if not the letter, of the document.

Earlier, Scott Ritter, a former American intelligence officer, said that NATO has no real mission to contribute to world peace and is only expanding, while at the very beginning of NATO’s establishment, the United States promised Russia was that it would not expand “even an inch” to the east.

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