NATO Allies Divided on Ukraine Membership at Summit
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Allies of NATO are pressuring President Biden to support a faster and more certain path to membership for Ukraine, with some wanting a timetable and specific goals to meet for true membership, though only after the war is no longer raging. While some allies want to provide Ukraine with a strong political commitment on membership ahead of a NATO summit next month in Lithuania, others have doubts about the country’s readiness to fully join the alliance and the risks that NATO nations could get sucked directly into a conflict with Russia in the future.
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