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If a Divided Germany Could Enter NATO, Why Not Ukraine?
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/26/...to-germany.html
Still, if the war does not in the end produce large-scale Russian withdrawal and defeat, what could prove convincing to Mr. Zelensky and Ukrainians ¡X giving any peace talks the most leverage ¡X would be NATO membership, behind solidified cease-fire lines, perhaps patrolled, Mr. Heisbourg suggests, by a coalition of peacekeeping forces from NATO and other countries, like India or even China.