Maria Zakharova: NATO's decision not to invite Georgia and Ukraine to the summit is similar to the behavior of parents who send their children to do their homework

According to Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, NATO's decision not to invite Georgia and Ukraine to the June 14 summit is similar to the behavior of parents who send their children "to do their homework."

"Kyiv and Tbilisi were not invited to the NATO summit. Speaking about the prospects of Georgia and NATO joining the North Atlantic Alliance, NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg said that defense sector reforms are the best way for these countries to integrate into Euro-Atlantic integration. It's a bit like a parent saying, "you have nothing to do in the yard, go do your homework." It is unfortunate that Stoltenberg did not mention the Minsk agreements and the need for their implementation by Kyiv. This is exactly the homework that should have been done a long time ago", - Zakharova wrote in the Telegram.