The mutual-defense alliance has been central to Ukraine’s war against Russia, but the future is uncertain with President Trump back in office.

Only 24.8% of Poles believe that Ukraine should join NATO and the EU unconditionally, while half consider exhumation of the Volhyn victims a necessary condition for accession, according to the poll by IBRiS for Rzeczpospolita newspaper, published in January.

"Right now, that is still on the table," said John Coale, President Donald Trump's deputy Ukraine envoy, when asked whether the U.S. had ruled out possible NATO membership for Ukraine. Speaking in an interview with Reuters in Munich,

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he did not think it was practical for Ukraine to join NATO and that it was unlikely Ukraine will get back all of its land.

President of the USA, Donald Trump, considers Ukraine's NATO membership 'unlikely'. According to CBS News correspondent Jennifer Jacobs, Washington will continue providing aid to Ukraine but will change its nature.

US President Donald Trump has commented on whether Ukraine should have a NATO membership. “I don’t think it’s practical to have it personally,” he told reporters on Wednesday, local time. “It certainly would seem to be that most people have said that that’s something that’s not going to happen.