“Does Ukraine enter NATO after there is a deal ?”
In the last week the NATO General Secretary said that all member states agree on Ukrainian accession to NATO.
It is normally a long process, but Ukraine is on relatively fast track (they have been working on military interoperability with NATO since the 2014 invasion, and are transitioning to NATO standard equipment on a massive scale).
Ukraine is working toward getting a formal invitation to join at the upcoming conference in July 2024 (a significant, but not final step).
They are also on a fast track to join the EU.
They have already been told that the war would have to end and that they would have to get rid of their corruption problems before they could ever be a member of either.
Hah, you don’t really think they are going to be a member of NATO while engaging in a war do you? None of those countries intend to send their own military to Ukraine. Ukraine is broke and they have nothing left to offer NATO or the EU except their soil at which they are already setting up for the taking when it is over.
In fact, that is why they have decided to use the Ukes to fight Russia. they installed their puppet who loved getting really rich along with his cronies to sacrifice their people in a proxy war with Russia.
You're joking, right?
It's not going to happen, and for very good reasons.
Former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has slammed the possibility of Ukraine joining the EU, lambasting the country as massively “corrupt.” “Anyone who has had anything to do with Ukraine knows that this is a country that is corrupt at all levels of society. Despite its efforts, it is not ready for accession; it needs massive internal reform processes,” Juncker said during an interview with German outlet Augsburger Allgemeine published Thursday. “Making false promises” to Ukrainians regarding EU accession “would be neither good for the EU nor for Ukraine,” added Juncker, who was boss at the Berlaymont in Brussels from 2014 to 2019. “You shouldn’t make false promises to the people in Ukraine who are up to their necks in suffering,” Juncker said. “I am very angry about some voices in Europe who are telling Ukrainians that they can become members immediately.”