Is the Biden administration any closer to stopping a crisis in Ukraine?
, longtime Western but militarily neutral nations on Russia’s northwest flank whose leaders are now thinking about joining in response to Putin’s latest moves..The question is which side’s pressures will have the most politically potent effect most quickly, if they’ll have an effect at all.
Meanwhile, what are the issues? Russia has put forth several demands about what it calls “security guarantees,” the most insistent of which seems to be that Ukraine never be allowed to join NATO. Many Russians have long seen Ukraine as vital to their country—historically, culturally, economically, and as a buffer state to encroachments from the West. Putin has gone so far as to say that Ukraine isThe fact is, Ukraine is not likely to be let in to NATO for a long time, if ever.
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