NATO summit: Ukraine's future membership to be discussed in Vilnius summit • FRANCE 24 English

NATO leaders will grapple with Ukraine's membership ambitions at their summit Tuesday, their determination to face down Russia boosted by a breakthrough in Sweden's bid to join the alliance. FRANCE 24's Teri Schultz reports from Vilnius.
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[andrewstromfeld]

The most pressing concern at the NATO summit besides admitting Sweden should be the confiscation of Russian assets! These funds invested primarily in U.S. companies to dramatically ramp up production of all the needed munitions, armor, air power, etc. for Ukraine and NATO's Eastern flank! ✌

[wdp]

I am not sure bout this..
Can a country in armed conflict with another country be accepted as a member to NATO..

[annettepayne]

Let them in!!!! Then let us in Australia

[aditya]

The comedian is not for peace, only war .

[aditya]

Whatever happened to beautiful reporters . They are just depressing to watch

[tonywilson]

Ukraine can't become a NATO member because in the NATO charter there's a clause that states new members CAN'T have borders in dispute. That's why Putin started the breakaway regions - Crimea & Donetsk (in Ukraine), Transnistria (in Moldova), Nagorno-Karabakh (in Azerbaijan), ... etc. It prevents those countries joining NATO.

I'm Australian and I know this how come most of the news service don't mention it.

[aoca]

That flag in background look's like it haz a brown stripe with green stripez that turn into leave'zs & flower's with green Apple's on it. Slowelee forming in le background. shoc dook coocshipoot., Transformer'z robot's in disquize

[jerrysamson]

Germany: you can't win a war against Russia.
Zelensky: Why?
Germany: Because we already tried and didn't end well for us...

[deruntergangvannederland]

Who decides when the war is over not nato nor ukraine lol, russia can keep this war going for years and years .

[nextinstitute]

If Ukraine wants to use banned cluster weapons, Ukraine earns to be banned from NATO. The EU should not be dragged into this in any way.

[jmhorange]

Nobody believes "as long as it takes." In a democracy, representatives are elected to run things, they determine what the priorities and strategies are, and we go along. And we expect results. There's no such thing as Western fatigue cause that places the blame on us. If a leader don't get results with your strategy, they can't blame the Western public for wanting to go in a different direction. That's how democracies work, and it's said over and over again, that this war is about the fight for democracy. So let's see some results and a Ukrainian victory, cause it's been over a year and a half now.