Sergiy Sydorenko

Co-founder and co-editor of the European Pravda
editors@eurointegration.com.ua
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Kyiv Details Position on NATO: Allies Won't Say "No" at Vilnius Summit; Fear of Russia Transformed
Olha Stefanishyna: "We will join NATO regardless of the decisions at the Vilnius summit... I don't have the feeling that Hungary will become a "black swan."
Some in West like Seeing How Kremlin Is Being Destroyed Slowly, but Price Is Too High for Ukraine
Linas Linkevičius: "The idea of not provoking Russia is a stupid thing... In essence, Russia has a veto power in the Alliance, and we have been talking about it for years..."
Two Goals for NATO Summit: Ukraine Explains Its Demand to Allies
Ukraine now acknowledges that NATO membership at war is not feasible. However, this does not stop the Alliance from politically inviting Ukraine to membership right now.
Venice Smells Like Russia: How Council of Europe Body Finds a Way to Undermine Ukraine's EU Future
Ukraine will not comply with such absurd recommendations from the Venice Commission, no matter what is at stake. However, this decision will be used to hinder Ukraine's progress toward EU membership...
Russia's Collapse, Post-war Scenarios, Ukraine in NATO and More. Interview with Latvia's President-Elect
Edgars Rinkēvičs: "Defeated and humiliated Russia that seeks revenge is a very dangerous scenario. Collapsing Russia is also a dangerous scenario. What will happen with nuclear weapons?"
"Vilnius NATO summit to not decide whether Ukraine will join Alliance – this decision has already been made"
Baiba Braže: "Russia talks about having the second strongest army? Well, right now they have the second strongest army in Ukraine, after Ukraine."
Russian Funds for Ukrainian Victims: What European Leaders Agreed on at Reykjavik Summit
"European Pravda" explains who will be entitled to a share of Russian money and how the new mechanism, which is a victory for Ukraine and its citizens, will work."
"Nobody Will Blame Ukraine If Post-War Elections Are Not Perfect." Interview with PACE President
PACE President: "Nobody will blame Ukraine if everything is not perfect. Everybody will blame Ukraine if you do not organise the elections..."
Seven EU Requirements for Ukraine: Accession Negotiations Getting Closer
Ukraine is getting closer to timely fulfilling the seven criteria, or the requirements, obtained with EU candidate status.
Minister from Macron's Government: "It Is Now Clear That Ukraine Will Join the EU"
Clément Beaune: "This process does take several years. I'm totally sure, and I can guarantee 100%, that the commitment made by the EU will remain"
Ukraine's NATO Membership Needs no Action Plan, We Have to Leave 2008 Mistakes Behind
We need a new concept of relations with NATO and Ukraine's movement towards membership. Geopolitical reality requires speeding up this process.
"Putin Tribunal" to Indict about 20 Russians: Interview with Ukraine's Envoye for War Trials
Anton Korynevych: "To reach a verdict against Putin while he is sitting in a bunker, we need a trial in absentia. This is real."
"I Believe the US Has Not Done Enough to Back Ukraine." Interview with Mike Pompeo
"Had the US done that a quicker, better, faster, it might be the case that we wouldn't be where we are..."
How Russian Nukes in Belarus Undermine China's Xi Authority Instead of Scaring NATO
In order not to stand up for "red lines", Russia copied the US nuclear tactics. But Putin did not see how Xi Jinping's authority was reduced to ashes.
"No Reason to Be Positive about Russia, a Threat for Generations." Interview with Latvia's Prime Minister
Krišjānis Kariņš: "I see no possibility of Ukraine losing. I see no possibility of Russia winning it."