Poroshenko: Ukraine until not asking NATO

Ukraine until not asking NATO " out of courtesy ", but " mean it ", said the Ukrainian leader Petro Poroshenko, speaking in the capital of the U.S. expert organization Atlantic Council.
" We are polite enough not to ask NATO at the present time, but We mean it, " said Poroshenko applause. According to him, Ukraine has now become more Pro-Ukrainian and Pro-European than it has ever been ", RIA " Novosti." We joined Europe, can you believe it?", - said the head of Ukraine, appealing to the adoption of the Europe and the United States sanctions against Russia. Welcoming the Ukrainian leader who tried to convince the audience to help Ukraine, the Atlantic Council has awarded guest award Global citizen Global Citizen Award." No leader does more to protect the values of the Atlantic brotherhood than the head Poroshenko, " say the organizers of the award. Upon receiving the award, the Ukrainian leader has devoted her Ukrainians who died for freedom and democracy ". Poroshenko on Thursday paid a visit to the USA, during which he held conversations with President Obama, and spoke before the U.S. Congress. Both the President assured the other close person in mutual friendship. However, Barack Obama has ignored the request of the Ukrainian President on arms supplies to the Ukraine. Before Thursday, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has asked the U.S. Congress to help Ukraine weapon." They (the Ukrainian military - approx. OPINION) need more military equipment. Lethal and non-lethal. They urgently need it. We cannot win the war blankets.- said Poroshenko, I urge US to give Ukraine a special ally status, which reflects the high level of interaction. In the U.S. Congress, his speech received a standing ovation. Remember, September 17, Poroshenko has left on a working visit to Canada and the USA. First U.S. Secretary of state John Kerry and Petro Poroshenko discussed issues of cooperation between two countries in the sphere of defense and material assistance to Ukraine.

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