Zelenskyy Seeks NATO Support Amid Shifts in Ukraine War Strategy

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NATO is unlikely to invite Ukraine to join the alliance at an upcoming meeting, despite Ukraine's push for membership to counter Russia's war rationale. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will attend the meeting, which may be the last before a potential change in U.S. presidency. Ukraine's President Zelenskyy seeks NATO protection to end the conflict, while the U.S. and allies continue military support. Meanwhile, Russia's use of North Korean missiles and China's stance on the war are under scrutiny. Swiss lawmakers have voted to restrict protection status for Ukrainians.
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