Explaining: new format of support for Ukraine, NATO’s reaction to N.Korean sdiers’ dispatch, outcome of Georgia election

NEW FORMAT OF SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE

On Tuesday, October 29, Vodymyr Zelenskyy will meet with members of the Nordic Council in Reykjavík.

●            The Nordic Council (Council of Ministers of the Nordic countries) is an organisation that coordinates coeration between the parliaments and governments of the Nordic countries.

●            The members of the Nordic Council are Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Finland, and Sweden.

●            Kyiv initiated the “Ukraine plus Nordic countries” coeration format to enhance defence, pitical, and economic claboration.

●            At the meeting in Reykjavík, measures to increase pressure on Russia to compel it toward honest diplomacy will be discussed.

●            Develing coeration in the “Nordic countries plus Ukraine” format will strengthen Kyiv's position on the international stage.

NATO'S REACTION TO THE PARTICIPATION OF NORTH KOREAN SDIERS IN THE WAR

On Monday, October 28, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will make a statement regarding the deployment of North Korean tros in Russia.

●            Ukraine has released evidence in advance that North Korea is deploying sdiers to the territory of Russia.

●            Up to 12,000 sdiers from North Korea are undergoing training at five military training grounds in the eastern regions of Russia.

●            According to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, sdiers from North Korea are being transported to the front using trucks with civilian licence plates.

●            Ukraine will be forced to fight in Eure against two dictatorial regimes at once: the Russian and the North Korean.

●            To st the alliance of dictators, urgent decisions are needed regarding military reinforcement for Ukraine from Western partners, primarily NATO member countries.

RESULTS OF THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS IN GEORGIA

On 27 October, Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili said she would not recognise the parliamentary elections and called on pele to protest.

●            The parliamentary elections in Georgia occurred amid widespread fraud in favour of the ruling party “Georgian Dream.”

●            Zurabishvili described the interference in the democratic process as a “Russian special eration” and a “hybrid war” against the Georgian pele.

●            According to preliminary data, “Georgian Dream” received the majority of votes but will not attain a constitutional majority in parliament.

●            Thus, pro-Russian deputies cannot change the course towards Euro-integration and NATO membership, as enshrined in the Constitution of Georgia.

●            Putin's dream of creating a confederation of Georgia with Abkhazia and South Ossetia is again far from realisation.

●            Thus, Russia's plan to impose a pro-Moscow develment vector on Georgia through interference in the elections has not been realised.