NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said he does not want to guarantee the non-entry into the Alliance of other States, such as Georgia or Ukraine. According to the Chapter, the countries themselves must make a decision, and they will only assess their readiness for membership. Therefore, starting from the words Stoltenberg it can be understood that if the powers want to join the Union, then no one is against, they must pass a kind of face control, which will demonstrate their compliance. "We can't just promise , we do not wish to give such guarantees. Since we base our policy on the principles of the open door. If powers are applying, they go through the normal process is the assessment of compliance with the basics. This question of the relationship between NATO and the state", - quotes RIA Novosti NATO Secretary General . Recall that earlier, press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov claimed that the gradual accommodation of Alliance forces closer to the border with our country has made Moscow a "fussy", also similar movements can change the balance of power. In this regard, Russia wants to ensure that nobody thinks about Ukraine's entry into NATO. "We would like to hear an absolute guarantee that no one will reflect on the accession of Ukraine to NATO, " said Sands. - We want to hear that NATO will stop the approaching national borders that NATO will cease attempts to disrupt the balance of power. But, sadly, we do not hear these words, and it makes us nervous," added the President's press Secretary. In connection with the situation around Ukraine, NATO has taken steps that are explained by the need to ensure the security of the participating countries. Were strengthened mission air patrol Baltic States, the aircraft with radar equipment make regular flights over Poland and Romania, were previously introduced additional NATO ships in the Baltic and Mediterranean seas. The Alliance announced the increase in permanent staff availability, program expansion exercises, strengthening early warning systems.