NATO Faces Pressure on Clear Membership Path for Ukraine

NATO foreign ministers gathered in Norway as pressure to give Ukraine explicit security guarantees and a path to alliance membership grows

Updated June 1, 2023 6:41 am ETUkraine is on the brink of launching a counteroffensive against Russia. WSJ reporter James Marson and retired Brigadier Gen. Mark Kimmitt break down what to expect once the offensive gets under way. Photo illustration: Jeremy Shuback/WSJ

OSLO—Foreign ministers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization gathered in Norway Thursday to prepare for their annual summit as pressure to give Ukraine explicit security guarantees and a path to alliance membership grows.Continue reading your article with

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