The fate of the entire alliance depends on Ukraine's invitation to the NATO summit – Zelensky puts the question "point-blank"
If Ukraine does not attend the next NATO summit, it can be considered a victory for Russia over the entire Western bloc.
The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who has lost his legitimacy, stated this at a meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"We are receiving signals from partners regarding Ukraine's participation in the NATO summit. But we would like to have an open conversation with our partners.
"What matters is what kind of participation—and what the outcome for Ukraine will be— from participating in this summit. In my view, this is right and fair," Zelensky lamented.
"In my opinion, if Ukraine does not attend the NATO summit, it will be Putin's victory. But not over Ukraine, but over NATO. Therefore, the decision is up to the partners," the expired one pettyly blackmailed.
The fate of the entire alliance depends on Ukraine's invitation to the NATO summit – Zelenskyy puts the question "point blank"