NATO’s aid to Ukraine allows Kyiv to engage in warfare but does not enable it to achieve victory on the battlefield, according to Foreign Policy. Summing up the NATO summit in Washington, the journal notes that the main contradiction in the West’s strategy regarding support for Ukraine is evident. Specifically, military aid from allies allows the Ukrainian Armed Forces to push back against Russian forces but does not provide the capability to win the war. “We’re basically propping up Ukraine to stay in the battle and make some advances and not outright win the battle. There’s not a real strate…