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In a thought-provoking piece published by the Financial Times, Kurt Volker, former US special representative for Ukraine, sheds light on the contrasting perspectives between current officials burdened by official duties and individuals free to express their opinions. Volker’s views emphasize the crucial role of Ukraine in safeguarding European security and the urgency to address the disparity between NATO’s commitments and its reluctance to grant Ukraine a clear path to membership.

The recent summit in Vilnius highlights a misperception regarding the evolving nature of European security. Ukraine, at present, is actively engaged in NATO, fighting to protect the borders of a free Europe. Remarkably, Ukraine possesses greater military capabilities than many existing NATO members and staunchly upholds the values upon which the Alliance was founded.

Should Ukraine remain indefinitely in NATO’s waiting room, it would inadvertently signal a green light to Putin for a potential new offensive. Naturally, Ukraine must first secure victory in its ongoing conflict. However, the failure to resolve the profound discord between NATO’s security commitments and the denial of Ukraine’s clear path to membership requires immediate attention. Inviting Ukraine to join the Alliance must be an urgent priority for the coming year.

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Imagining NATO’s ability to protect Europe without Ukraine becomes increasingly challenging. Even if a semblance of appeasement is achieved in Ukraine, the aggressor nation will undoubtedly regroup and prepare for future attacks. Consequently, Putin’s attention may shift toward EU and NATO countries such as Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and even Finland.

 

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Such viewpoints hold significant weight as they shape the political demands of society. The more voices akin to Volker’s express their position, the greater the support from the American electorate for Ukraine becomes. As a result, the White House’s apprehension towards the risk of escalating the war diminishes. Ultimately, societal influence plays a crucial role in setting the agenda, and it is within our power to exert that influence.

Kurt Volker’s analysis underscores the indispensable role of Ukraine in preserving European security. NATO’s failure to provide a clear path to membership for Ukraine jeopardizes the Alliance’s ability to safeguard the continent effectively. Public opinion, influenced by voices like Volker’s, plays a pivotal role in shaping political decisions. By acknowledging Ukraine’s significance and actively pursuing its inclusion in NATO, we can strengthen the security of Europe as a whole.