NATO is not prepared to extend an invitation for Ukraine's membership this week, according to Reuters.

At this week's NATO foreign ministers' meeting, no decision is anticipated regarding Ukraine's invitation to join the alliance. Achieving consensus among the 32 member countries seems unlikely, despite Ukraine's appeal.

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At the NATO foreign ministers' meeting scheduled for this week, it is unlikely that a decision will be made regarding an invitation for Ukraine to join the alliance. This information comes from Reuters, as reported by UNN.

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According to diplomats, although Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga has requested such an invitation from his NATO counterparts, the chances of reaching a consensus among the 32 alliance members currently appear very low.

Ukraine had hoped that this invitation would be a significant step in its struggle against Russia, as one of the main reasons for the Kremlin's war is to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO. However, diplomats note that achieving the necessary agreement among alliance members may take considerable time.

The NATO foreign ministers' meeting is expected to focus on further support for Ukraine, particularly aimed at strengthening its position in upcoming negotiations that may commence next year.

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