Russland das Buhland... aber warum?
30.08.2014 um 22:18@Wolfshaag
Und falls du und andere noch eine Begründung brauchten, warum Russland auf der Krim eingegriffen hat, lese er bitte selber:
Und falls du und andere noch eine Begründung brauchten, warum Russland auf der Krim eingegriffen hat, lese er bitte selber:
(U) SECRETARY CLINTON'S DECEMBER 9, 2009 MEETING WITH UKRAINIAN FOREIGN MINISTER PETRO POROSHENKOhttp://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/09STATE129520_a.html
Date:
2009 December 18, 18:58 (Friday)
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SECURITY ASSURANCES AND NATO
7. (C) Secretary Clinton reiterated that the United States stood behind the Budapest Memorandum security assurances and that these assurances had not changed with the expiration of the START Treaty. She emphasized that the United States envisioned multiple pathways to NATO membership. The United States, however, had received mixed messages from Ukraine during its presidential campaign, and Ukraine's friends wondered whether Ukrainians really wanted NATO membership. The United States continued to support Ukraine's eventual membership in NATO, but the Secretary reminded Poroshenko that all aspirants must meet NATO standards.Text
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(C) Poroshenko was pleased by the U.S.-Russia statement reaffirming the Budapest Memorandum security assurances. He proposed bilateral consultations to establish new security "guarantees" for Ukraine, saying such consultations were needed to avoid an incident similar to the Russia-Georgia war. Poroshenko lamented that Montenegro and Bosnia, which had not voluntarily given up nuclear weapons, were on their way to NATO membership. Ukraine felt that NATO had demanded greater reforms from it than from other countries. He claimed that both Prime Minister Tymoshenko and opposition leader Yanukovych had agreed to avoid raising NATO in their campaigns.
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14. (C) Ukraine supports the opening of a U.S. diplomatic presence in Crimea, Poroshenko told the Secretary. He emphasized the importance of Crimea, and said that having U.S. representation there would be useful for Ukraine. Poroshenko requested a meeting for President Yushchenko with the President on December 18 in Copenhagen. He also invited Secretary Clinton to visit Ukraine, noting that he understood the many competing demands for her time.