During his meeting with Zelensky, Trump stated that NATO countries should shoot down Russian military aircraft that enter their airspace. Can such a statement be considered a sufficient guarantee of security for Ukraine and does it oblige NATO countries to take action?
What does Emmanuel Macron's statement on the need for strong security guarantees for Ukrainians mean in the context of future peace negotiations?
Does Ukrainian legislation provide for mechanisms to hold officials accountable for failure to fulfill international security guarantees for Ukraine?
The article tells about the meeting between Trump and Putin in Alaska and the assessment of the results of this meeting by expert Serhiy Grabsky. Does Ukrainian legislation provide for legal liability for persons who negotiate with representatives of an aggressor country without Ukraine's participation?
As I understand it, security guarantees can be provided to Ukraine. But what if these guarantees are not fulfilled? Is there any liability for failure to fulfill these guarantees?
I am interested in whether such a statement can be considered Ukraine's official position on sanctions, and whether it will have legal consequences for relations between Ukraine and the Russian Federation?