Zelensky Considers Nuclear Option in NATO Bid
Zelensky Considers Nuclear Option in NATO Bid

Zelensky Considers Nuclear Option in NATO Bid

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that Ukraine may pursue nuclear weapons if it is not granted NATO membership, emphasizing the lack of effective alliances outside NATO for Ukraine's protection. In discussions with former U.S. President Donald Trump, Zelensky highlighted the critical need for security guarantees amid ongoing conflict with Russia. Zelensky has been actively promoting his 'victory plan' to NATO and EU leaders, which includes an immediate invitation to join NATO as a key component. However, NATO officials and leaders like Secretary-General Mark Rutte have expressed support for Ukraine's eventual membership but have stopped short of offering an immediate invitation, citing political and military complexities. The EU has similarly shown support but remains divided, with countries like Hungary opposing actions against Russia. Despite these diplomatic efforts, Ukraine continues to face challenges in securing the desired international support to effectively counter Russian aggression.

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