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Would a lasting war settlement include trying to bring Ukraine closer to NATO?

According to Kurt Volker, former US Ambassador to NATO, the Trump administration has clearly stated that Ukraine's path to NATO membership will not be part of any settlement with Russia. Volker affirms this position as the correct approach, explaining that a settlement inherently implies an agreement with Russia, who would never consent to Ukraine joining NATO. This stance recognizes the practical reality of negotiating with Russia while maintaining respect for Ukrainian sovereignty. The decision keeps NATO membership as a separate issue from the immediate conflict resolution process.

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NATO Membership for Ukraine Not on the Table

Al Jazeera English·8 months ago

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What did Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy think about the talks that took place in Riyadh?

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What kind of consultations have been conducted regarding Ukraine and international discussions about the war?

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Is it possible to achieve a ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict?

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What might happen if there is a ceasefire but no further agreement regarding the conflict in Ukraine?

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How is the US addressing concerns from EU countries about being sidelined in talks regarding Ukraine?

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