Ukraine's invitation to NATO would help Zelensky to go to a bitter peace with the Russian Federation - WSJ

It is reported that such an invitation would help the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky to convince Ukrainians to go to a bitter peace with the Russian Federation, leaving some territories under its control. For example, the Crimea Peninsula. "Serious concern for Ukraine is that Russia is waiting after a truce and begins a new offensive. It is much less likely if Ukraine is in the Alliance," the material said.

The publication writes that Ukraine is now probably the most fragile and motivated army in Europe. It could be a great complement to the North Atlantic Alliance. "NATO membership will consolidate this ability and desire to fight on the side of the event," the journalists said. However, it is reported that US President Joe Biden does not seem to be not wanting to accept Ukraine in NATO. This corresponds to his habit to slowly respond to the changing circumstances of the conflict.

He delayed trying to restrain the invasion and was in no hurry to provide advanced weapons. "Biden also seems to be slowly aware of the strategic benefits of Ukraine's victory," the journalists said. They suggested that the white house was afraid of escalation by the head of the Kremlin Vladimir Putin. However, the problem of Putin is that escalation has its costs, not least within the country, as it will require more mobilization.

The office of the President of Ukraine stated that the NATO summit in Vilnius gives the Russians a clear signal. Yes, Andriy Yermak is convinced that NATO summit in Vilnius demonstrates the faith of partners in the victory of Kiev. Also we will remind that the Summit in Vilnius began the Council of Ukraine-Nato.