Ukrainian parliament speaker: Ukraine can complete European integration reports in five years
Ukrainian Parliament Speaker Oleksandr Turchynov said he believes Ukraine can conduct European integration reforms over a period of five years.
"We have a five-year European integration plan," the Ukrainian parliamentary press service quoted Turchynov as saying in an interview with the Baltic information agency BNS on Monday.
"Ukraine should become a member of the European Union and NATO," Turchynov said, adding that he believes it will be a guarantee against Russia's "aggressive ambitions."
Turchynov said most Ukrainians now understand that Ukraine needs to enter NATO because "it is a way to protect Ukraine from Russia's aggressive policy."
Turchynov is on a working visit to Lithuania on August 17-19 to participate in the conference of the speakers of the parliaments of the Nordic and Baltic countries in Palanga.
At this conference, he plans to give a speech at a meeting entitled "The EU Eastern Partnership from Vilnius to Riga."
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