Security Guarantees for Ukraine – the role of the Allies

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Russia’s war has placed Ukraine’s fight for survival at the heart of geopolitics. Western support to Ukraine is vital. This is the case now, as much as it was in February 2022. But short-term assistance in the form of military equipment deliveries will only go so far in pushing back Russian forces. Ukraine needs functioning guarantees to survive. The Kyiv Security Compact, developed jointly by Andryi Yermak, Head of Ukraine’s Presidential Office, and Anders Fogh Rasmussen, former NATO Secretary General, seeks to cement a long-term commitment to Ukraine given its status as a non-NATO and non-EU member. Can Ukraine’s western allies provide necessary political and military guarantees? Altinget and host Jakob Nielsen have brought together three ambassadors to Denmark to discuss the role of Allies going forward: The United States’ Alan Leventhal, Germany’s Pascal Hector, and France’s Christophe Parisot. Opening remarks and introduction of the Kyiv Security Compact by Fabrice Pothier.

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