Ukraine's NATO membership faces uncertainty as leaders discuss future plans

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized NATO membership in his recent 'victory plan' presented to parliament. NATO's new secretary general, Mark Rutte, expressed support for Ukraine's future membership but indicated that other nations may be prioritized first. Rutte acknowledged that while Ukraine's path to NATO is "irreversible," there is no clear timeline for accession. He noted that political and military issues need further discussion with Ukraine before moving forward. Despite ongoing military aid to Ukraine, Zelensky's plan has received a lukewarm response from Western leaders. Ukraine has raised concerns about the speed and volume of this support as Russian forces continue to advance in Donetsk.


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