The United States must back Ukraine joining NATO in 2023, according to a delegation of Eastern European leaders gathered in Washington, D.C. The delegates said that the “all stars are aligning” for Ukraine to join the military alliance this year, and urged the U.S. to support the move before 2024.
Ukraine has been seeking to join NATO since the early 2000s, but the process has been stalled by a number of factors, including the ongoing conflict with Russia in the east of the country. However, the delegation argued that the current geopolitical situation is favorable for Ukraine to join NATO this year.
The delegates pointed to the recent strengthening of Ukraine’s ties with the United States and other NATO members, as well as the recent U.S. decision to provide lethal weapons to Ukraine’s military. They also highlighted the fact that the Biden administration has been vocal in its support for Ukraine’s NATO membership.
The delegates argued that Ukraine’s joining NATO would be beneficial for the region and for the United States. They said that it would strengthen the alliance’s eastern flank and help deter Russian aggression. They also argued that it would send a strong signal to other countries in the region that the West is committed to their security.
The delegates urged the United States to back Ukraine’s NATO membership this year and to work with other NATO members to ensure that the process is completed before 2024. They argued that this would send a strong signal of solidarity to Ukraine and other countries in the region.
Ultimately, the delegates argued that the United States must back Ukraine joining NATO in 2023 in order to ensure the security of the region and to demonstrate the strength of the NATO alliance.
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