Lavrov warns against putting Ukraine, Georgia on track to NATO membership
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
The Interfax news agency quotes Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov as saying that putting Ukraine and Georgia on a track to NATO membership will badly hurt U.S.-Russian relations.
It quotes Lavrov as saying on a trip to Israel on Thursday that the alliance's decision to give the two former Soviet Republics a "membership action plan" at the April 2-4 alliance summit in Bucharest, Romania, would have the "gravest consequences" for US-Russian relations.
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