Head of NATO information office in Moscow said Ukraine and Georgia have real chances to join the Alliance.
Robert Pshel said NATO has a policy of open doors, not expansion, and expressed confidence that majority of the population in Georgia wants to join the bloc.
Georgia has made huge steps forward, but there are still many standards that have to be worked out, he said in an interview with Kommersant daily.
At the same time Pshel said NATO has no secret plan who will join the Alliance.
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