Consider The 'Porcupine': Western Officials Struggle To Find

It’s called the “porcupine” or “Israel” model: Supply enough weaponry to turn Ukraine’s military into an armed force so powerful and prickly that Russia wouldn’t want to attack it. In return? NATO membership would be back-burnered. It’s an idea gaining traction in some NATO meeting rooms.

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