Ukraine's Postwar Security: Zelenskyy Names Three Guarantees — and Says Russia Needs One Too
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has named three possible security guarantees for Ukraine after the war. He said the options under discussion are NATO membership, direct guarantees from the United States, and a European "Coalition of the Willing."
Zelenskyy added that even Russia needs one of these guarantees. He did not say which one.