Jun 06, 2025
Khushi Kumari
NATO’s Tightrope: Welcoming Zelenskiy Without Triggering Trump
NATO is preparing for a crucial summit in The Hague (June 24–25, 2025), balancing Ukraine support with avoiding U.S. political backlash
Alliance officials are seeking a middle path—welcoming Zelenskiy's presence without provoking former President Donald Trump
Ukraine has been invited, but it remains uncertain if President Zelenskiy was personally invited to the summit
NATO may limit Zelenskiy to a pre-summit dinner, excluding him from main sessions to reduce friction
Even mentioning Russia as a threat might be toned down, as NATO seeks to avoid igniting Trump’s ire
A major focus will be defense spending, with targets pushed to 3.5% of GDP plus another 1.5% on military infrastructure by 2032
Trump is expected to push even higher—up to 5% of GDP, testing how far allies will go
NATO diplomats emphasize flexibility, ensuring symbolic Ukraine representation while preserving alliance unity under Trump’s shadow
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