Rubio casts doubt on Ukraine security guarantees, with congressional approval appearing increasingly elusive.

Rubio Questions Whether the U.S. Can Provide Security Guarantees to Ukraine

The U.S. Secretary of State explained that this particularly involves potential difficulties in securing congressional approval for such documents.

Paris, November 9 — TASS

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio cast doubt on whether the United States is prepared to formally enshrine possible security guarantees for Ukraine in a treaty format.

"It's possible. But I don't know if we've discussed it in sufficient detail. And as you know, concluding treaties is no longer straightforward," the U.S. Secretary of State said in Paris when responding to a question from reporters about whether the U.S. was ready to do so.

Rubio clarified that he was referring specifically to the challenges such agreements might face in gaining approval from Congress.

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