NATO Members Waiting for Trump Before Deciding on Ukraine Invitation, Latvia Says
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A number of NATO members are waiting for the new U.S. administration to take office before making up their minds on Ukraine’s request for an invitation to join the U.S.-led transatlantic alliance, Latvia’s foreign minister said on Tuesday.
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