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the fergana tabloid notes the booths are ready only for a compromise wording, and ukraine's future entryo the alliance. after all, now kiev is actively fighting. similar thoughts were voiced the day before by secretary general jens toltenberg, while saying, contradicting his own rhetoric , the phrase that they say the doors of the alliance are always open. nato members must decide when to invite ukraine into the alliance, for now, our main task is to make it a sovereign and independent state until this happens the question of membership at all will not rise at the same time , the general secretary announced that the nato commission ukraine will receive a new status and become a council. this supposedly will help the allies to quickly exchange information with representatives of kiev well, in addition, the alliance is going to adopt a multi-year program of military assistance to ukraine , which, as noted, should be carried out regardless of the conflict with russia entering the country today. in total , they transferred $120 billion to kiev as military humanitarian and financial assistanc