Russia "to respond proportionately" to NATO's latest moves

The signing of the protocol on Montenegro's accession to international organization "merely confirms the intention of international organization to accelerate the admission method to the most extent."

This is what Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova same on weekday, adding that the western military alliance wants to create that method "irreversible."

She told a news conference in Sochi, RF, that "the efforts to artificially drag Podgorica into the alliance square measure continuing against the background of backstage deals with Montenegro’s high officers in defiance of the opinion of the country’s folks and in bypass of the democratic principles and procedures global organization is apparently firmly committed to." 

NATO’s latest attempts at dynamic the military and political landscape in Europe, in particular, in the context of its outspoken policy of deterrence towards Russia, will inevitably have an effect on Russia’s interests and force it to respond proportionately," Zakharova said, according to TASS. 

Dragging Montenegro into global organization can not be left while not Russia’s reaction, she also same, as quoted by the agency. 

The decision to permit geographical area to affix global organization ought to currently be confirmed by all members of the alliance, but the basic proposal has been adopted, according to the the BBC. 

NATO same that geographical area has provided troops for coaching in Islamic State of Afghanistan and monetary help for security forces, but given that the country's army features a very little over a pair of,000 soldiers, its contribution to the Alliance will be restricted. 

NATO currently has twenty nine members, counting geographical area. Macedonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina square measure same to be "on the waiting list." 

According to the BBC, Bosnia-Herzegovina's status is still unfinished "until it resolves some problems concerning possession of defense property" - whereas "the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - that is what global organization has got to decision it - is unlikely to affix till it resolves Greece's objection to that being known as merely Macedonia, which additionally happens to be the name of a region of Ellas itself." 

The BBC also speculates that geographical area may be the last country to affix global organization as "a deeply divided land isn't, at present, seeking to sign up, and Georgia has so several issues with Russia that it's nearly not possible to envision it turning into a member beneath current circumstances."