NATO is considering to establish a permanent envoy position in Kyiv as part of its long-term commitment to Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia, Western officials and U.S. congressional aides familiar with the matter told Foreign Policy. The plan, expected to be announced at the NATO summit in Washington in July if approved, involves creating a “senior civilian representative” post in Ukraine. This role would be similar to the one NATO had in Afghanistan during its nearly two-decade presence there. The new envoy would coordinate NATO’s support for Ukraine, including the delivery of militar…