Euroviews. Peace in Ukraine needs more than a plan
As the Trump administration is preparing an attempt to stop the war in Ukraine, Europe fears, for good reason, that it won’t have a place at the table where decisions are made.
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A recent roundtable discussion titled "Ukraine – NATO 2024: From Strengthening Partnership to Exploring Security Paths" took place in Kyiv. It was organized by the Ukraine-NATO Public League jointly with the Public Council within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the support of the NATO Representation in Ukraine. Held at the Ukrinform news agency, the event brought together prominent figures from military sectors, diplomacy and security. The key speaker in the discussion of NATO's support for Ukraine was NATO's Senior Representative in Ukraine Patrick Turner. Other participants included Serhiy Dzherdzh, Chairman of the Public Council under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Chairman of the Ukraine-NATO Public League, Senior Lieutenant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine; Maksym Yemelianov, Deputy Director of the EU and NATO Department, Head of the NATO Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine; Ihor Dolhov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to Turkey, Germany, Belgium and Georgia, Head of the Mission of Ukraine to NATO (2010-2014); Colonel Hennadiy Kovalenko, Director of the Department of International Defense Cooperation of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Director of the Foundation's Ukrainian representative office Mykola Hirni,and others.
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