Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
If NATO shows signs of fragmentation in Ankara, Moscow will exploit the cracks. While an expedited path to NATO membership remains unlikely due to European reluctance, Ukraine can still win big. From boosted intelligence cooperation to a realistic plan for seizing and selling off frozen Russian assets to buy weapons—here is what Kyiv can actually expect.
If NATO shows signs of fragmentation in Ankara, Moscow will exploit the cracks. While an expedited path to NATO membership remains unlikely due to European reluctance, Ukraine can still win big. From boosted intelligence cooperation to a realistic plan for seizing and selling off frozen Russian assets to buy weapons—here is what Kyiv can actually expect.
