Selenskyj Criticizes Germany's Hesitance on Ukraine's NATO Bid

The Ukrainian President hopes for a shift in U.S. policy post-election to sway Germany's stance on NATO membership.

President Volodymyr Selenskyj identifies Germany as a key obstacle to Ukraine's NATO membership due to fears of Russia's reaction.
Selenskyj believes that most NATO countries support Ukraine's membership, but Germany remains skeptical without U.S. backing.
The Ukrainian leader hopes the U.S. election results in November will lead to a more favorable American stance.
Selenskyj dismisses rumors of trading occupied territories for NATO membership and reiterates Ukraine's non-nuclear stance.
Support for Ukraine in Germany and Poland has waned since the onset of the conflict, as revealed by recent surveys.