Russia says NATO states can't enforce Ukraine peace, wants membership pledge scrapped
Russia on Tuesday demanded NATO scrap its 2008 promise to one day give Ukraine membership of the U.S.-led NATO military alliance and dismissed the idea that NATO member forces could be keepers of the peace under some sort of ceasefire deal.
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Russia won't accept Nato troops in Ukraine as part of any peace deal, says Lavrov
For context:Ukraine is not a Nato member. Russia has consistently opposed the idea of Ukraine joining the military alliance, fearing it would bring Nato forces too close to its borders. Appoint ambassadors to each other's countries as soon as possible, to lift "obstacles to diplomatic missions" including restrictions on bank transfers to embassies
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