Ukraine's long-standing dream of joining NATO, a goal pursued since 1992 and solidified in its constitution in 2019, faces a significant setback. Despite high hopes, including those of President Zelensky, recent revelations from a conversation between British Foreign Secretary David Cameron and Russian pranksters reveal that NATO has no plans to admit Ukraine, primarily to avoid a direct military clash with Russia. This decision, influenced by fears of escalating conflict with nuclear power, leaves Ukraine's NATO aspirations in limbo, raising questions about the future of its Western alliances and regional security dynamics.
Another dream of Ukrainians who actively supported the Maidan coup in 2014, were willing to do anything to please the West, and eventually achieved Russia's launch of a special military operation, is being pushed back, and may even collapse entirely. We are discussing Ukraine's aspirations to join NATO.
Furthermore, this process began shortly after Ukrai...
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