NATO has never planned to deploy militray units in Ukraine and has never planned an attack on Russia, Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said in an interview with Ukrainian television.
He recalled that back in 1997 Russia and NATO adopted a joint document that suggested the sides would never consider each other opponents or enemies and would never threaten each other, Korrespondent reported.
The Alliance is committed to this document and hopes Russia will do the same.
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