Saturday, July 15, 2023, I'm Jared Halpern. Ukraine isn't invited to join NATO yet, but

secures new support from Western allies, including the Biden administration.

We'll continue doing it as soon as possible, but the actual timeline I think we'll have to,

we'll have to see. I'm Jessica Rosenthal. It won't last forever, but a Republican

Senator's block on military promotions is leaving senior positions unfilled, and may even

impact the next joint chief's chairman as the current one retires.

It's quite embarrassing to see this game of this showdown and sort of brinksmanship that

Senator Tuberville is able to hold up, you know, 250 people's lives, the families of these

military people. This is the Fox News rundown from Washington.

It's not a question of if anymore. Ukraine's future is in NATO, a joint statement by the leaders

of all 31 NATO nations made that clear during this past week's NATO summit in Lithuania.

I look forward to the day when we're having the media celebrate in your official

official membership in NATO. That was President Biden's message to Ukrainian President

Volodomor Zelensky. Zelensky arrived at the summit in Vilnius, frustrated, he said, by a lack

of a timetable for his country's membership, though by summit's end, Ukraine had new and long

standing security and economic assistance guaranteed not just by NATO, but by the G7 as well.

Ukraine and delegation use bringing home significant security victory for the Ukraine,

for our country, for our people, for our children. It opens for us absolutely new security

out of the unit is. This week cluster bombs, munitions banned by more than 100 nations,

including many in NATO, arrived in Ukraine, supplied by the U.S., a new addition to Ukraine's

western-backed arsenal. All of it welcomed news to Zelensky's government, which is represented

here in Washington by Ukraine's ambassador, Oksana Marcarova. I spoke with her at the conclusion

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