NATO official backtracks: Statement on Ukrainian territories was misunderstood

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg's chief of staff, Stian Jenssen, corrected statements made yesterday that made it appear Ukraine's entry into NATO was dependent on giving up its territories to Russia, saying they were "wrong". .

"The statements were part of a larger debate about possible future scenarios in Ukraine and I shouldn't have said that. It was a mistake," Stian Jenssen said.

Stressing that the situation on the ground "will be central" to any resolution of the conflict and that therefore NATO continues to militarily support Kiev to improve its negotiating position, Jenssen reiterated that Kiev will have to decide on the terms of these negotiations .

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