Jens Stoltenberg has said all Nato member countries have agreed Ukraine will eventually join the transatlantic military alliance once the war is over.
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'All Nato allies have agreed that Ukraine will become a member,' Nato's secretary general told journalists before a meeting of defence ministers to discuss further military aid for Ukraine. Nato membership, which requires all member countries to protect each other if attacked, has long been an aim for Kyiv. Although Nato agreed in principle in 2008 that Ukraine could be allowed to join, the country has never been given a formal pathway to membership.

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