He said decisions made around cluster bombs are "politically sensitive", but added that he did not want to go "deeper into the topic". Nikolai Denkov told Sky News: "We are in a full-fledged war so when you have a war the treaties are important, but it's even more important to have success on the battlefield". Speaking about the US' offer to provide Kyiv with cluster bombs, Bulgaria's prime minister says "we're in a full-fledged war".
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"And so it's short of full membership, but I think it will be enough to keep Zelenskyy happy." I think they'll have the ability to consult with their allies and call meetings if they want. "And I think we'll see Ukraine's associate membership bumped up. "I think what we'll see in the short term is the Americans offering some sort of long term defence deal, perhaps a yearly deal which sees equipment, ammunition and weaponry going to the Ukrainians. "But this does make some NATO members like the Americans and the Germans nervous, they don't want to escalate the situation as it is with the Russians, they don't want to promise too much too soon.
They don't want woolly words, they want a roadmap, they want a timeline, they want to know how and when this is going to happen. "And as we heard from Zelenskyy, Ukraine wants membership in the alliance.
He says: "It is a tricky issue for NATO, what they want from the summit is to send a strong signal to Russia that their commitment to Ukraine is deep and unwavering. As the NATO summit gets under way, Sky's international correspondent John Sparks takes us through what Ukraine wants and what they could get.
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