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By the time this is all over, Ukraine is going to be NATO's most important member. All the best weapons and soldiers will be there.
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Ambassador Vadym Prystaiko, who has previously served as Ukraine's foreign minister, ambassador to Canada, and representative at NATO in Brussels, told Newsweek in an interview at Kyiv's embassy in London that NATO's deep support for, and growing collaboration with Ukraine means it is "Logical" that his nation would join the transatlantic alliance.
Ukraine has long sought NATO membership, having been denied a Membership Action Plan-a key step on the way to accession-at the alliance summit in Bucharest in 2008.
"The leaders of NATO and the U.S. should say: 'You're fighting, you are courageously doing that, you will lose many of yours. But hey, the EU and NATO are waiting for you. Just finish up with this work. Do whatever is needed.'".


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Trump got very few things right. His take on the dysfunction of NATO was one of his successes. A new alliance needs to be considered. Certain large European democracies are not dependable in a true scrape. >

It should be the US, Canada, the Eastern European NATO members and Ukraine, Japan, South Korea, and Australia. >

European Union is second biggest supporter of Ukraine,  UK third, Germany fourth, France sixth, Norway 7th and Netherlands 8th.
All countries not included in your new alliance, the break that you suggest is exactly the goal of Russians. >

Two of the deadbeats are on your list. Culling the herd is sometime needed. >

When we finally have NATO more united than it was since the 50s and countries raising their defense spending while supporting neighbour that is being attacked by enemy that alliance was created to contain. And you want to cull the heard.... By removing countries with the biggest economies.
Hanlon's razor says one thing, but for me that sounds like sabotage. >

I'd feel better about their chances after Sweden and Finland are firmly ratified. Ukraine would be an important and enthusiastic member, but certain current member states will probably try to derail their membership. >

What nations ~hungry~ would possibly what to not let ~turkey~ nato grow stronger? >

Eh, Turkey has been making a bit of money selling the Ukrainians drones, and has also been key in negotiating certain deals with Russia, such as prisoner exchanges and the grain deal. So long as they're joining after the war is over, I don't think Turkey will have anywhere near the same amount of objections to Ukrainian membership as they do to Sweden's. >

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Ambassador Vadym Prystaiko, who has previously served as Ukraine's foreign minister, ambassador to Canada, and representative at NATO in Brussels, told Newsweek in an interview at Kyiv's embassy in London that NATO's deep support for, and growing collaboration with Ukraine means it is "Logical" that his nation would join the transatlantic alliance.
Ukraine has long sought NATO membership, having been denied a Membership Action Plan-a key step on the way to accession-at the alliance summit in Bucharest in 2008.
"The leaders of NATO and the U.S. should say: 'You're fighting, you are courageously doing that, you will lose many of yours. But hey, the EU and NATO are waiting for you. Just finish up with this work. Do whatever is needed.'".


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Ukraine and Poland together, fighting for freedom! 😃 >

By the time this is all over, Ukraine is going to be NATO's most important member. All the best weapons and soldiers will be there. >

NATO should just join Ukraine at that point tbh. >

“We offer you a defensive pact, and the knowledge, on how to defend yourself from Russia”. >

My friend, the situation is much worse than you seem to believe. The unproductive members of NATO need to be cut loose to seek their own path. They can't continue to have their cake and eat it too. >

Trump got very few things right. His take on the dysfunction of NATO was one of his successes. A new alliance needs to be considered. Certain large European democracies are not dependable in a true scrape. >

Trump's Alliance with Kim Jong Un, Putin, and Xi as the most dependable? Is the treaty going to be signed on Epsteins pedo island, now that we know he ordered that "suicide" after he destroyed the evidence of being there and eliminated any chance of snitching? >

Let's get the suckling off the tit >

I'd feel better about their chances after Sweden and Finland are firmly ratified. Ukraine would be an important and enthusiastic member, but certain current member states will probably try to derail their membership. >

What nations ~hungry~ would possibly what to not let ~turkey~ nato grow stronger? >

Eh, Turkey has been making a bit of money selling the Ukrainians drones, and has also been key in negotiating certain deals with Russia, such as prisoner exchanges and the grain deal. So long as they're joining after the war is over, I don't think Turkey will have anywhere near the same amount of objections to Ukrainian membership as they do to Sweden's. >

Why does Turkey object to Sweden’s membership? >

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Ambassador Vadym Prystaiko, who has previously served as Ukraine's foreign minister, ambassador to Canada, and representative at NATO in Brussels, told Newsweek in an interview at Kyiv's embassy in London that NATO's deep support for, and growing collaboration with Ukraine means it is "Logical" that his nation would join the transatlantic alliance.
Ukraine has long sought NATO membership, having been denied a Membership Action Plan-a key step on the way to accession-at the alliance summit in Bucharest in 2008.
"The leaders of NATO and the U.S. should say: 'You're fighting, you are courageously doing that, you will lose many of yours. But hey, the EU and NATO are waiting for you. Just finish up with this work. Do whatever is needed.'".


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Ukraine and Poland together, fighting for freedom! 😃