"NATO Summit: Zelenskyy's Criticism and Uncertainty Surrounding Ukraine's Membership"
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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized NATO negotiators for not offering a concrete timeline for Ukraine's membership in a draft communiqué at the alliance summit. The latest draft suggests that an invitation to Ukraine will be extended when conditions are met, which angered Zelenskyy. While some NATO allies seek a compromise to signal Ukraine's progress without making automatic promises, Zelenskyy is pushing for more clarity. Despite the differing views, all allies agree that Ukraine's future is in NATO, but the timing and conditions remain a point of contention.
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