Ukraine giving up on NATO membership might be logical, but Zelensky can't agree to relinquish the military assistance NATO states provide Ukraine.
, a concession that could help in negotiations with Russia over its demands for ending the war.
While there are implications to giving in to Russia's demands, when it comes to negotiating NATO membership, experts believe it's a concession Ukraine may be able to make. Without NATO membership, Zelensky said Ukraine needs"new formats of interaction with the West and separate security guarantees."
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