Finnish President Stubb has said at a meeting with Zelenskyy that NATO needs to discuss Ukraine's accession to the Alliance
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Finnish President Alexander Stubb believes the question of Ukraine's accession to NATO has reached the stage where the Alliance needs to discuss it.
Source: Stubb at the start of a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Ankara, as reported by a European Pravda correspondent
Details: Stubb opened the talks with a statement on NATO's need for integration with Ukraine.
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