At NATO's defense ministers meeting, Hegseth stated that NATO membership for Ukraine will not be part of peace negotiations, reflecting a significant diplomatic shift. U.S. officials confirmed that no American troops will be sent to uphold postwar security agreements. The landscape is complicated by Ukraine's weakening position and the potential reduction of U.S. military support, while Trump’s discussions with Zelensky raised concerns about Ukraine’s involvement in the peace process. NATO allies firmly believe Ukraine did not provoke the war and support its decision-making regarding peace talks. Zelensky voiced his frustration over being sidelined in these discussions.
Hegseth emphasized that NATO membership for Ukraine is off the table in peace talks, stating it is not a realistic outcome, given the current war scenario.
U.S. defense officials clarified that postwar security guarantees in Ukraine will not involve deployment of U.S. troops, indicating a shift in military strategy.
The ongoing discussions surrounding peace negotiations have raised concerns about Ukraine’s position, with its battlefield circumstances worsening and military aid potentially being reduced.
Zelensky expressed frustration at being excluded from talks between Trump and Putin, revealing challenges in Ukraine’s influence over the peace process.
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