Ukraine moves away from NATO
Published: 03 April, 2010, 21:18
Edited: 06 April, 2010, 05:51
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich has made the decision to disband the National Center for Euro-Atlantic Integration, a move that marks a clear policy shift away from his predecessor’s leanings toward NATO.
In a separate order, Yanukovich also abolished two institutes dealing with national and international security. Both bodies were created in 2006 by Viktor Yushchenko to speed up a possible NATO membership action plan.
The current president has repeatedly stated that although Ukraine wants to maintain the current level of cooperation with NATO, it has no plans to join the alliance.
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Mr. Yanukovich is pro-Ukraine oriented President unlike his predecessor who was a puppet of the Anglo-American alliance of Terror.












Yet again another great triumph for Ukraine the New President of Ukraine to finally shrugging off all of Ukraine NATO'a ambition by completely exterminating all of Pro-NATO in Ukraine I can only say this for Ukraine "You all have a seriously bright future for your country and you all have become more important that ever before good luck". President Yanukovich "All The Way". Ukraine was always a rebellious country even in the old Soviet days but now well nothing seems to have changed and that is what makes Ukraine so special and unique. So lets see more of Ukraine's progress and future endeavours, things are gathering in pace for the great name of Ukraine.