During a briefing, Rutte confirmed NATO’s support for Ukraine’s future membership. “Partners agreed that Ukraine’s future is in NATO,” he said. Read also: NATO chief says Trump and allies can push Putin to negotiate Rutte does not expect discussions on Ukraine’s NATO membership during the upcoming NATO meeting.

NATO foreign ministers will begin a two-day meeting on Tuesday, 3 December, with the situation in the Russo-Ukrainian war set to be one of the key topics. Source: European Pravda Details: A meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council will also take place at NATO headquarters,

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says he told Trump that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea all also have a stake in the Ukraine war’s outcome.

Ukraine has reiterated its demand for NATO membership, calling it the only “real guarantee” of security against Russian aggression, as the alliance’s foreign ministers meet in Brussels. The push comes amid uncertainty over U.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will likely reject U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s Ukraine peace deal unless it includes concessions to Moscow, Western-sanctioned Russian tycoon and Kremlin confidant Konstantin Malofeyevsaid in two separate interviews with the Financial Times and Bloomberg.