The Debate Over Ukraine's NATO Membership Continues
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President Biden stated in an interview that Ukraine is not ready for NATO membership and that it would be premature to begin the process while the war with Russia continues. He emphasized the need for a peace agreement with Russia and other qualifications, including democratization, before considering Ukraine for membership. Biden's comments come ahead of his attendance at a NATO summit in Lithuania, where the war in Ukraine and the US decision to supply Kyiv with banned weapons will be key topics of discussion. The summit will also address Sweden's interest in joining NATO, with Biden expressing optimism despite opposition from Turkey's President Erdogan.
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