The ongoing debate over Ukraine's NATO membership.

Ukraine's deputy defense minister, Volodymyr Havrylov, has reiterated the country's desire to join NATO soon after achieving military victory over Russia. He called on NATO to provide a clear roadmap for Ukraine's membership bid and negotiate a system of security guarantees during the transitional period. Havrylov also urged China to refrain from sending military supplies to Moscow, while acknowledging the continuation of normal trading activities between the two countries. Ukraine's future role in NATO has become a heated topic ahead of the alliance's July summit, with the US and Germany pushing back against calls for a clear plan on Kyiv's membership bid.
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