Core Viewpoint - The meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg focused on Ukraine's security guarantees, military aid, and the resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the need for effective security measures for Ukraine [1] Group 1: Security Guarantees - Zelensky stressed that security guarantees for Ukraine should be "truly effective" and negotiations are ongoing with partner countries to establish specific content for these guarantees [1] - The goal is to provide collective security guarantees similar to Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, which requires clear responsibilities from countries in providing land, air, and maritime security [1] Group 2: Military Aid - There is a call for military funding to be provided to Ukraine as part of the security guarantees [1] Group 3: Conflict Resolution - Zelensky expressed readiness to meet with Russian President Putin, with potential formats including bilateral meetings and trilateral talks involving the US, Ukraine, and Russia [1] - He emphasized the necessity of compelling Russia to engage in discussions, and if Russia refuses to pursue diplomatic solutions, strong sanctions should be imposed on Russia [1]