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NATO’s chief avoids talk of Ukraine’s membership. He says the priority is helping Kyiv defend itself

  • NATO Secretary-General Rutte emphasized strengthening Ukraine's position in future peace talks by providing more weapons, as reported by the Associated Press.
  • The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry asserted it "will not settle for any alternatives" to full NATO membership, citing the Budapest Memorandum's shortcomings.
  • The United States and others are hesitant to advance NATO membership discussions while the war continues and borders remain unclear.
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