Henry Kissinger supports Ukraine's accession to NATO: “Before the war I opposed, but now a neutral Ukraine would no longer make sense”

Henry Kissinger, previously opposed to Ukraine’s membership in NATO, shifts position at Davos

The German-born former U.S. national-security adviser and secretary of state says he now believes ‘Ukrainian membership in NATO too would be an appropriate...

Henry Kissinger Reverses Opposition to Ukraine’s NATO-Membership Bid

In a World Economic Forum address in Switzerland, Henry Kissinger said Ukraine’s joining NATO could be an “appropriate outcome” of the Russian invasion.

Henry Kissinger's shifting views on Ukraine

The former U.S. secretary of state and national security advisor previously insisted Kyiv should be neutral and not join NATO.

Weltwirtschaftsforum Davos: Henry Kissinger skizziert Friedensplan für Ukraine

The former US Secretary of State pleads for peace talks. The basis is said to be the course of the front before the major Russian attack a year ago. The idea is controversial.

Henry Kissinger: Why I changed my mind about Ukraine

Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger argued on Tuesday that Ukrainian membership of NATO would be “appropriate” after peace has been secured. Speaking at the World Economic Forum via Zoom, the 99-year-old said that although he was against Ukraine joining NATO before the invasion, it was now a desired outcome. “Before this war I [...]Read More...

'Destruction' of Russia would be dangerous, and neutral Ukraine no longer makes sense

Legendary - for some also controversial - former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, is one of the more interesting guests of this time's WEF in Davos. It turns out he had changed his mind about Ukrainian membership of NATO, which he now supports. But he also opposes punishing Russia too harshly, believing it would be dangerous because it is a nuclear superpower.