The Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, has assured in Brussels that he will maintain long-term support for kyiv.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has insisted that his alliance will not stop support Ukraine’s efforts for resisting Russian invasion of its territory.
In his speech before the NATO-Ukraine Council in BrusselsStoltenberg outlined his goals for a meeting between NATO defense ministers which will take place this Thursday and Friday.
“Russia’s actions will not prevent us from supporting Ukraine”
“At this meeting, I hope that ministers will approve a plan for the I’LL TAKE lead the coordination of the security aid to Ukraine. Our allies have provided 40 billion euros in military support to Ukraine every year,” said Stoltenberg.
“We must maintain this level of support as a minimum, and for as long as it is,” he added. His statements come a day after Hungary will agree not to veto NATO support for Ukraine.
Despite the flip of the script by Hungary, the prime minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbáninsisted that his Government would not provide funds or military personnel to no joint effort.
It is expected that next month US President Joe Bidenand their NATO counterparts agree to a new system to provide security and increased long-term military training at ukrainian armed forces.
The allies of Ukraine they try reinforce military support to the nation while the Russian troops They launch attacks along the more than 1000 kilometers front line, taking advantage of the prolonged delay of US military aid.
