The North Atlantic Alliance countries have agreed to work more closely with Ukraine and will continue to support the country “as needed”. This was expressed by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
Speaking on the sidelines of the meeting of the foreign ministers of the alliance countries, Stoltenberg said, “The Allies have agreed to work more closely with Ukraine.
According to him, NATO allies “will continue to support Ukraine as long as necessary.”
Former US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken declarationThat NATO plans to increase its presence “from the Black Sea to the Baltic Sea”. He also emphasized that the Black Sea region has strategic importance for the alliance.
Before that, Stoltenberg declarationthat the organization is exploring the possibility of supplying Ukraine with ammunition and air defense systems (air defense).
At the same time, according BloombergAt a meeting to be held in Bucharest on 29-30 November, progress will not be made on Ukraine’s accession to NATO, because the alliance countries are wary of the request of the Ukrainian side due to the possibility of a conflict with Russia.