also be a separate case alongside it for invasion of privacy because there is a real risk that is where there is a real risk that is where the course will go. it is a very difficult situation. i don t know where this is going to end. who does? . ~ where this is going to end. who does? .,~ ,. where this is going to end. who does? .,« ,. w w g7 leaders are due to sign off a long term security arrangement with ukraine at the nato summit in lithuania. the agreement would provide more defence equipment and training exercises for ukraine s military, but nato has stopped short of providing a timeframe for kyiv to join the security alliance, angering president zelensky. 0ur diplomatic correspondentjames landale reports from lithuania. we welcome in our midst our dear friend volodymyr zelensky, president of ukraine. welcome to you, volodymyr. it s great to have you here. ukraine may not be a member of nato, but today its president was embraced by the alliance almost as one of its own, given a
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of a new council where he can raise concerns as an equal partner. yesterday, ukraine s leader said it was absurd nato would not say when and how his country could join. today, he sounded more optimistic. translation: nato needs us just as we need nato. and i believe that this is absolutely fair. i am confident that after the war, ukraine will be in nato, we will be doing everything possible to make it happen. that confidence came after meetings with allies like the prime minister, who was full of warm words. good to see you here where you belong. but he also came bearing gifts, plans to guarantee ukraine s security before itjoins nato. we can have success with security guarantees. yeah. those guarantees will not come from nato, but from individual countries such as these g7 leaders who met