"NATO's Role in Ukraine: Assessing Membership and Post-War Strategies"

As Ukraine's troops face a shortage of weapons and ammunition in their ongoing conflict with Russia, the NATO summit in Vilnius holds significant importance for the country. Ukraine seeks not just supplies, but a clear commitment and timeline for joining the alliance, as they view NATO membership as a means to deter Russia and end the war. However, some NATO members are cautious about offering too much to Ukraine, fearing it could escalate tensions with Russia. Ukraine emphasizes that NATO should not be overly concerned with Russian threats and must provide unequivocal support. Without formal membership, there are concerns that the West may tire of supporting Ukraine, which could be exploited by Russia.
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