How will NATO's weapon supply policy to Ukraine be resolved by the end of 2025?
NATO restricts weapon supply • 25%
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NATO increases weapon supply • 25%
Other policy change • 25%
Official NATO statements, verified news reports
Putin to Demand Ukraine's Neutrality, Limited Army, and NATO Rejection in Talks with Trump, per Bloomberg
Jan 15, 2025, 05:15 PM
In upcoming negotiations with incoming U.S. President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to demand that Ukraine never join NATO and significantly reduce its military capabilities. Reports indicate that Putin seeks to establish Ukraine as a neutral state, which would involve curtailing military ties with the NATO alliance. Additional demands from Russia include restrictions on NATO's supply of weapons to Ukraine, specifically that such arms should not be used against Russia or for reclaiming territories. These conditions reflect Russia's assertive stance in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with Putin reportedly believing he holds an advantage in the situation.
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Ukraine admitted to NATO • 25%
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Ukraine offered a pathway to membership • 25%
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