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The NATO summit in Lithuania could be critical in shaping the direction of the war in Ukraine and the future of the Western alliance. Ukraine still hasn't been issued an invitation into the 31-country security pact, with Germany and the United States arguing the country is not yet ready. Political correspondent Sara Tomevska sat down with Ukraine's ambassador to Australia, Vasyl Myroshnychenko, to discuss what he hopes comes of the summit.

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