Ukraine’s membership in NATO is “possible,” but Kyiv must work hard to convince allies to make it a reality, President Volodymyr Zelensky said during a speech to Ukrainian diplomats on Sunday (22 December).

Zelensky says Ukraine’s NATO membership is ‘achievable’ but diplomats need to fight for it

“We all understand that Ukraine's invitation to Nato and membership in the alliance can only be a political decision,” Zelensky said at the gathering in Kyiv. He added, “Alliance for Ukraine is achievable, but it is achievable only if we fight for this decision at all the necessary levels.”



Ukraine on Thursday said the time had come for NATO to clarify its stance on the war-torn country’s membership of the military alliance. Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba tweeted, “Ukraine continues to work actively with all NATO allies to convince them that the time for clarity on Ukraine's membership in the Alliance has come.

Kyiv asks NATO to clarify its stance as alliance remains divided over Ukraine’s membership

A day after Russian President Vladimir Putin met US President Joe Biden at a summit in Geneva, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Ukraine joining NATO would be a "red line" for Moscow.

Day after Putin-Biden summit, Kremlin says Ukraine joining NATO would be a 'red line' for Russia

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Zelensky says Ukraine’s NATO membership is ‘achievable’ but diplomats need to fight for it

Zelensky says Ukraine’s NATO membership is ‘achievable’ but diplomats need to fight for it

Kyiv asks NATO to clarify its stance as alliance remains divided over Ukraine’s membership

Day after Putin-Biden summit, Kremlin says Ukraine joining NATO would be a 'red line' for Russia