Ukraine's Future: EU, NATO, Ukraine and Victory. Tobias Ellwood, Michael Gahler, Olha Stefanishyna

On 24 February 2024, the Victor Pinchuk Foundation and Yalta European Strategy (YES) held a discussion “Ukraine's Future: EU, NATO, Ukraine and Victory” on the occasion of the YES meeting in Kyiv “Two Years - Stay in the Fight” dedicated to the second anniversary of Russia’s brutal and unprovoked full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Speakers discussed Ukraine’s fight for life, freedom and rules-based order as well as how to aid Ukrainians victory in this fight for us all.
Among the participants of the discussion were:
- Ali Ehsassi, Member of the Canadian NATO Parliamentary Association; Member of the Parliament, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Commons of Canada;
- Tobias Ellwood, Chair of the Defence Select Committee, House of Commons of the United Kingdom;
- Michael Gahler, Member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Standing Rapporteur on Ukraine, European Parliament;
- John Herbst, Senior Director, Eurasia Center, Atlantic Council;
- Boris Ruge, Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs and Security Policy, NATO;
- Olha Stefanishyna, Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine;
- Igor Zhovkva, Deputy Head, Office of the President of Ukraine.
Carl Bildt, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden (2006-2014); Prime Minister of Sweden (1991-1994), Member, YES-Board moderated the panel.
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[@nadenek]

I'm glad to hear a discussion we can sink our teeth into by a few of these panelists. The hawks are right; it's time for NATO to put up or shut up.

[@crb9899]

too much talk!!! ACT !!! we need action NOW!!!

[@georgine321]

I agree, but YES is for talk and ideas and the people who come to do so also meet away from the cameras where decisions can be made, understanding is expanding. Much better than the speeches and press gatherings of assorted leaders. The people here and their aides and assistants are the ones that get things done.
Ukraine is to be part of NATO, for real, and the EU too...in many languages.

[@Lombardo.diVino.-sd2iv]

All them big mouths spell casting, sitting idly in safety, wasting money on these events, professionally WAITING for $$$ from Washington and having nice time cracking jokes at the expense of soldiers dying in trenches.

[@EasternVikingTradeCompanyJSC]

Russia 🇷🇺 will win! Down with atlantism 👎

[@ginniemess]

In your wet dream only, z bot 🤡

[@jossiasmutize1870]

What Ukraine won in this war

[@georgine321]

What has Putin won?

[@Lombardo.diVino.-sd2iv]

@jossiasmutize1870 being so vehemently obsessed about Pu does not prove or disprove the question "What Ukraine won in this war?" Think of Ukraine, not Putin. Putin thinks of himself and his business, if any. On the subject: The panel begins with a woman praising herself and others on the "committee" for a great job😢 this is a diagnosis and an epitaph for the effort - all talk, self praise, spell bounding.

[@Roko-ym7ei]

Every war rhetoric leads to more war. No brain no pain. Russians will invade Europe...sounds like a covid plandemic scaremongering, put blind fold onto peoples eyes, shut the truth and push us all to nuclear hell.

[@hycylkaksenja3565]

Hello ,are you from mars ? Stupid comment!!!