Zelenskyy adept at pushing for Ukraine aid, Nato membership still elusive

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has proven to be an adept navigator of international relations in defense of his country, publicly cajoling and sometimes loudly complaining to get the military assistance his war-ravaged country needs to defend itself against Russia's invasion.

The European and North American countries making up NATO are in no hurry to admit Ukraine, especially while it is engaged in active hostilities with Russia that could drag them into a broader war.

But, as he attends this week's summit of NATO leaders in Washington, his most coveted prize membership in the military alliance remains elusive.