Zelensky brings Victory Plan to Brussels, but NATO invite still elusive
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the urgency of NATO's support, stating, "It is important for us that we are strengthened, and the first step should be invitation," indicating that immediate NATO membership is crucial for Ukraine's security as the war continues.
He acknowledged the complexity of the situation, noting, "there are fears in the United States that the NATO question has the potential of dragging the U.S. in the war," reflecting concerns that could hinder Ukraine's integration into NATO.
Zelensky remarked, "If you really want Ukraine to be a member of NATO ... words and actions should go together," stressing the need for concrete support rather than mere verbal commitments from NATO allies.
Despite his ongoing efforts and discussions with various leaders, Zelensky's meetings have yielded limited support, as NATO officials reiterated that an invitation for Ukraine "is not expected anytime soon," highlighting the geopolitical challenges surrounding his stance.
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