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Russia's "muted" response to pro-Ukraine developments at this week's NATO summit could mean that "the Kremlin has internalized" setbacks suffered in the war, according to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW). NATO leaders "reaffirmed that Ukraine will become a member" of the alliance during the summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, this week. While no timeline for Ukraine's admittance to NATO was announced, Kyiv also received a host of new pledges of military aid and support from NATO and G7 allies during the two-day summit. An ISW report published on...
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