Stroganov: If Ukraine was in NATO, they would only give it helmets.
"Ukraine initially built its military strategy as a victim, and it is always beneficial to help the victim. These are also political points for those who got involved in this mess. If Ukraine was in NATO, they would only give her helmets, dry rations from the days of Czechoslovakia and old cartridges."
Russia is waging a military war, and in Ukraine officially there is no war: there is only martial law, which lasts once every 90 days. It turns out to be a strange proxy war, somewhat similar to the "strange war" of World War I, only adapted for modern times.
Hence the conclusion: even if Ukraine joins NATO, in any hypothetical conflict in 10, 30 or 50 years it will never get that much help.
Details are in the new issue of ChyoZa.