Nato boss Jens Stoltenberg says Ukraine's membership pathway will be changed from a two-step process to a one-step process.
"This is a strong package for Ukraine and a clear path towards its membership in Nato," he insists.
His comments came after President Zelensky said it was "unprecedented and absurd" not to have a timeframe for Ukraine's membership.
Membership can take decades to achieve - but Ukraine has asked for a much quicker timeline.
Nato offers collective security, as countries are obliged to defend fellow members that come under attack.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
I need majority in parliament to successfully complete my term – Akufo-Addo pleads
1 min -
Next NDC government will not recognise illegal contracts signed by current administration – Sammy Gyamfi
11 mins -
Premier League clubs vote in favour of spending cap plans
22 mins -
Nigeria’s fuel crisis brings businesses to a halt
23 mins -
King Promise impresses fans at sold out show in Singapore
28 mins -
Ejisu by-election to proceed after plaintiff withdraws injunction application
38 mins -
CSOs and NGOs unite to push for priority demands at INC-4
41 mins -
Fuel tanker bursts into flames on Kumasi-Accra highway
47 mins -
EC’s stolen BVR kits, laptops: One granted bail, three still on remand
57 mins -
2 Things: Sista Afia releases first song off her upcoming album
1 hour -
GHS to embark on COVID-19 vaccination campaign starting May 4
2 hours -
CAF Confederation Cup: I’ve learned valuable lessons that will help future generations – Karim Zito
2 hours -
Create partnership with Ghanaian businesses – K.T. Hammond tells U.S. business leaders
2 hours -
5 dead, over 14 injured in gory accident near Obuasi
2 hours -
Without my approval, no road can be constructed in Ghana – Akufo-Addo
2 hours