NATO Deamnds Ukraine to be Ready for Reforms
James Appathuri, NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs, demanded Ukraine to prevent implementing reforms in a proper way. According to NATO Ukrainian Defense Ministry and the Ukrainian Army are not inclined sufficiently to realize reforms, Sputniknews reports.
According to James Appathuri the country's authorities should speed up and carry out more reforms. Advice and support from NATO can be more efficient if the other side also moves faster and effective. NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs announced that Ukraine lack readiness for reforms.
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