Estonian Parliament adopts a statement in support of Ukraine
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At a meeting on January 18, Estonian parliamentarians adopted a statement in support of Ukraine's territorial integrity. The document also condemns Russia's aggression.
ERR reported this.
67 deputies voted in favor of the statement in support of Ukraine. The document emphasizes that the consequences of Russia's aggression in 2014 have not yet been eliminated, and Europe is rapidly escalating security threats.
The parliamentarians strongly condemned Russia's aggression against Ukraine, reaffirming its positions from 2014 and 2018, which condemns Russia's activities towards Ukraine and the occupation of Crimea.
The Estonian Parliament called on all countries to unequivocally support Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The document emphasizes that no country that is a member of the European Union or NATO has the right to veto the expansion of these blocs. "Ukraine's membership in international organizations is a decision of Ukraine and these organizations, third parties do not have the right to vote on this issue," the document reads.
