NATO member states have delivered only half of the aid they promised to Ukraine, Romanian President Klaus Iohannis announced at a press conference in Washington. TASS.
“I think it’s time to be realistic about the aid we’ve given to Ukraine. We’ve delivered about half of what we promised, and that’s not enough,” he said.
If alliance members want Ukraine to win, they need to help it more, Iohannis said.
The Romanian president explained that when he spoke of aid he meant not only money, but also promises to provide ammunition and artillery. He stressed that not even half of it had been provided and that the same was true in many other areas.
According to him, it is not yet possible to talk about the timing of Ukraine’s admission to NATO, as not all allies are convinced that this should be “very urgent.”
He also said Romania and Ukraine would sign a security agreement on July 11.
July 10 NATO It was announced On the establishment of a mission to promote security and military training for Ukraine.
Formerly Netherlands reportedThese funds will be used to purchase one million drones for Ukraine.
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Source: Gazeta
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